Epoxy flake floors

Epoxy & Polyaspartic Flake Flooring

Looking to upgrade your concrete floors with something durable and eye-catching? C3 Custom Coatings offers professional epoxy flake floor installation in New Orleans, using a multi-layered system that delivers both style and strength. We start with a solid base coat of epoxy, then broadcast decorative vinyl flakes across the surface, finishing with a protective clear topcoat. This process results in a seamless, textured floor that’s not only visually appealing but also slip-resistant and highly functional.

Our flake epoxy floors are designed to withstand heavy traffic, resist stains, and cover surface imperfections—making them a smart choice for garages, commercial spaces, and industrial settings. At C3 Custom Coatings, we take the time to prepare each surface properly and install it with precision, ensuring a long-lasting finish that enhances both performance and appearance. If you're ready to transform your space with a floor that works as hard as it looks good, we're here to help.

Where we install epoxy quartz floors

Epoxy chip flooring systems are an excellent alternative to traditional Vinyl Composite Tiles (VCT), especially in facilities seeking a low-maintenance, long-lasting solution. Unlike VCT, which requires regular stripping and waxing and is prone to moisture damage, epoxy chip floors offer superior durability with minimal upkeep. Their seamless, moisture-resistant surface eliminates the need for constant maintenance while delivering better long-term performance.

These systems are well-suited for the following environments:

• Schools
• Garages
• Grocery Stores
• Healthcare Facilities
• Restaurants
• Public Restrooms, Showers and Locker Rooms
• Recreational Facilities
• Showrooms
• Mancaves
• Retail and Shop Floors
• Pool Decks, Driveways, Patios, Walkways

Epoxy Flake vs Quartz Epoxy

The main difference between flake epoxy and quartz epoxy is the type of decorative material used, which changes how the floor looks, feels and performs. Flake epoxy uses vinyl or acrylic flakes sprinkled over a base coat, creating a colorful, speckled finish with a textured surface. These flakes come in many colors and sizes, giving a more flexible and decorative look.

Quartz epoxy, on the other hand, uses crushed quartz mixed into the epoxy resin. This creates a smoother, more uniform surface that looks similar to natural stone. Because quartz is harder than vinyl flakes, it makes the floor more durable and better suited for tough environments.

Whether you’re going for a decorative, textured look or need maximum durability with a natural finish, both options offer unique benefits. Not sure which one is right for your space? Contact C3 Custom Coatings today for expert advice and a free quote—we’ll help you choose the perfect epoxy system for your New Orleans property.