Stained Concrete Flooring

Stained concrete floors are one of a kind, low maintenance flooring surfaces which are ideal for restaurants, retail, corporate offices or even in residential houses. Decision makers can choose from two color finishes; acid stain or concrete dyes. Both offer a distinctly different final appearance. – both rich and attractive.

Concrete contractors are often able to achieve dark, earthy browns appearing like leather, on a surface. Then other dyes or stains can be added for more appealing variations. A plain seamless expanse of flooring can become much more interesting with patterns of flowers, logos, stone or mosaics. Then the surface is further stains or dyes can be applied. Colorizing with dyes or stains will enhance any concrete work such as decorative overlays, polished concrete and grind and seal work. Experts then layer on sealant in epoxy or urethane for additional protection.

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Epoxy Floors

Epoxy floor coating alternatives are produced as both a paint or a coating, resulting in not just a decorative floor, but practically impenetrable protection for concrete floors and walkways. Engineered for strength and elegance. Call us in Parsippany. Whether you’re looking for highly decorative, artistic or muted elegance for your new floor, think about the wide gamut of visual effects in color and texture through the addition of sand, quartz or color.

At Metrocrete in Parsippany, Epoxy Foors are our core business and our floors can be found in loading docks, residential garages, basements, commercial kitchens, offices, warehouses, laboratories, medical offices and in many more locations. If there’s a floor, it can be epoxy! Epoxy flooring technologies include thin yet very durable paints to thick stratified layers of chemical resistant coatings. A hardening agent, when combined with a resin make up epoxy. It’s most often paired with urethanes or polyaspartics as the final coat. Or coated with just a clear epoxy.

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