Luxury Epoxy Solutions installs six core flooring systems for garages, patios, driveways, countertops, and commercial floors across Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Monroe counties. Every job starts with the same moisture vapor barrier (MVB) base coat, then gets finished in the system that fits your space, budget, and look. Solid color and metallic finishes are true epoxy systems; flake, quartz, and silica sand systems are finished with a top-of-the-line 93% polyaspartic top coat instead of standard epoxy for faster cure times and stronger UV and abrasion resistance.
Every job starts with real prep work, not just a coat of color. Outdoor floors get a full mechanical grind down to bare, profiled concrete along with crack, pit, and spall repair before any coating goes down; indoor slabs are ground and cleaned to that same bonding standard. Pricing typically runs $6–$15 per square foot depending on the system and the condition of the existing concrete — solid color and standard flake finishes land toward the lower end, while metallic art, quartz, and floors that need heavier repair fall toward the higher end. Reach out for an exact quote based on your space.
Metallic epoxy is a true epoxy system, applied over our standard MVB base coat, where pigments are mixed and manipulated across wet epoxy to create flowing, marble-like movement. No two metallic floors look exactly alike, which is why it's the most popular choice for showroom garages, statement patios, and luxury interiors. Best for: garages, entryways, and feature floors where the finish itself is the focal point.
Vinyl color flakes are broadcast into our MVB base coat and locked in under a top-of-the-line 93% polyaspartic top coat — not a standard epoxy clear coat — for a faster cure and stronger resistance to UV, scuffs, and daily wear. The result is a durable, speckled finish that hides dirt and tire marks far better than a solid color. Flake systems are the standard for daily-use garages and workshops because they balance style with everyday durability. Best for: garages, workshops, and driveways that see regular vehicle traffic.
A single-color true epoxy coating over our MVB base gives concrete a smooth, seamless, professional look without the texture of flakes or quartz. It's a clean, budget-friendly option for spaces where you want a uniform color rather than a decorative pattern. Best for: commercial floors, warehouses, and garages where a clean monochrome look is preferred.
Colored quartz granules are broadcast into our MVB base coat and sealed under a 93% polyaspartic top coat to create a textured, slip-resistant surface with a natural stone-like appearance. Quartz systems hold up especially well in high-traffic commercial spaces and wet areas where grip matters as much as looks. Best for: commercial kitchens, pool decks, showrooms, and high-traffic retail floors.
The same true epoxy systems used on our floors can be applied to countertops for a glossy, modern, custom surface that resists stains and daily wear. Countertops can be finished in solid color or metallic styles to match the rest of your space. Best for: kitchens, bars, bathroom vanities, and outdoor kitchen surfaces.
Silica sand is broadcast into the top coat to add real slip resistance without changing the overall color or design of the floor. It's standard on our outdoor patios and driveways, and available as an add-on for indoor spaces too. Best for: pool decks, patios, ramps, driveways, and outdoor walkways.
Both indoor and outdoor floors start with the same real prep work — a full grind and any needed repair before a drop of coating goes down. Outdoor surfaces face direct sun, rain, and temperature swings that indoor floors never see, so outdoor jobs get one extra layer built specifically to hold up to it.
Indoor slabs still get properly ground and repaired before coating — they just don't need the extra weather-resistant layer outdoor floors require.
Full mechanical grind to bare, profiled concrete for proper adhesion.
Cracks, pits, and holes are patched and leveled before coating.
A moisture vapor barrier base coat bonds to the concrete and blocks moisture from pushing up through the slab.
Flake, quartz, metallic pigment, or silica sand is applied for your chosen look.
True epoxy for solid color and metallic finishes, or a 93% polyaspartic top coat for flake and quartz systems.
Outdoor slabs go through the same grind prep and repair, plus one added polyaspartic base layer — built specifically to handle Florida sun, rain, and temperature swings.
Full mechanical grind to bare, profiled concrete for proper adhesion.
Cracks, pits, and holes are patched and leveled before coating.
Moisture vapor barrier base coat bonds directly to the prepped concrete.
An added polyaspartic layer built for outdoor exposure, on top of the MVB coat.
Flake, quartz, or silica sand is applied for your chosen look and traction.
A 93% polyaspartic top coat locks everything in with strong UV and weather resistance.
Tell us about your project and we'll recommend the right system and finish for your budget and how the space gets used.
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