Elite Epoxy Design
Every photo below is a job we finished, grouped by project so you can see a whole floor — not a wall of unrelated close-ups.
These are 14 documented installs — 46 finished-floor photographs shot on site, sorted into the job they belong to. Each project lists the system we used, the room it went into and where the work was done, so you can find the finish that matches your space rather than guessing from a single hero shot.
A further 5 prep and bare-slab photographs are kept in Before & After and are never shown as finished floors.
14 projects
A soft white-and-slate metallic poured through the main living area and adjoining gym. The veining is worked wet on site, so the pattern runs continuously from room to room instead of stopping at a seam.
Graphite, pearl and amber metallic pulled into a marbled pattern under a high-build gloss coat. This is the finish clients ask for when they want the floor to be the feature of the room.
A custom colorway built from teal, violet, black and champagne pigment. Every metallic floor is mixed and worked on site, so a pattern like this is only ever produced once.
A restrained white-on-white metallic with fine gray veining — the marble look without the grout lines, cold spots or 400 lb slabs.
A full-broadcast blue flake blend taken wall to wall and up into a cove at the base of the drywall. Full broadcast means flake is thrown to refusal, so there is no visible basecoat and no thin spots under a tire.
The most-requested residential finish: a gray and black flake blend that hides dust and tire marks between cleans and takes a hot tire without lifting.
The largest single property in our portfolio: pool surround, driveway, walkways, entry steps, carport and garage all coated in one program. Exterior work uses UV-stable resins so the finish does not amber in direct sun, and every walking surface is broadcast for slip resistance.
A seamless, coved resin floor through a working kitchen, its prep rooms and the corridors between them. There are no grout lines and no floor-to-wall joint for grease or water to sit in, which is what a health inspection actually looks for.
A charcoal high-gloss floor poured through a ground-floor retail unit before fit-out. The gloss level was specified to bounce the street-frontage daylight back into the depth of the unit.
A dark charcoal and teal metallic photographed while the room was still under construction — the floor goes down before trim and paint are finished, then stays protected until handover.
A charcoal flake floor run under a full cabinet wall and workbench. Coating before the cabinets go back means no cut lines and no strip of bare concrete at the toe kick.
A warm tan-and-brown flake blend run through several interior rooms. Flake is not garage-only — indoors it reads closer to terrazzo and takes furniture without denting.
A plain gray solid-color coat for a laundry and utility room — easy to mop, sealed at the wall line so water from a washer overflow cannot get under the finish.
A light gray solid-color floor in a black-walled studio space. The pale floor lifts the room without adding pattern, and the sealed surface takes staging, rigging and rolling load without marking.
The slab we start with is usually cracked, stained or lifting. These are the prep and before shots from the projects above — the same concrete, earlier in the week.
27 client reviews from homeowners and businesses across our service footprint.
“Had Elite coat our two-car garage on the east side. They ground the slab a full day, fixed a crack near the door, and the metallic gray-blue looks like the sample. Only hiccup was day two ran long because of humidity — they texted us before we had to ask.”
“Needed our Lincoln Park shop open Monday after a weekend install. Foot traffic since has been steady and we have not had a chip at the entry. Customers comment on the floor more than I expected.”
“Basement had a musty smell and two other quotes skipped moisture testing. Elite tested, used a primer system, and the gray flake has been solid for four months. Kids use it as a play area now.”
“We replaced carpet with a flake system for a home gym. Dropped weights have not marked it and cleanup takes five minutes. Not the lowest bid but the prep scope was spelled out line by line.”
“Garage floor after a Colorado winter still looks good — salt and slush wipe off. Scheduling moved once because of a cold snap; crew explained cure times clearly. Would use again.”
“My husband wanted a big-box kit. Glad we hired pros instead — edges along the stem wall are clean and the clear coat depth is obvious. About 420 sq ft, done in two days.”
“Matched flake color to our brick and left the driveway apron seamless. Crew was on time, wore boot covers, and vacuumed before they left. Small detail but it mattered to us.”
“Showroom floor under LED lighting — reflections sell cars. Install finished before our model-year event. Two other dealers on the block asked for the contractor name.”
“Black and gold metallic in our three-car space. Dawad suggested a pattern that hides tire marks from daily commuting. Block party was the real test — everyone asked who did it.”
“Pool deck coating after six months in Florida sun — still even color, no peeling at the waterline. They used a UV-stable topcoat and explained why our old sealer failed.”
“24×24 garage with old oil stains and spider cracks. They stripped and ground instead of coating over problems. Blue-orange metallic matched the sample board on the first try.”
“Three quotes. Elite was not cheapest but included crack repair and a written one-day timeline. Crew arrived at 7:15, we parked inside that evening. Paperwork matched what they promised.”
“Basement smelled musty after rain. Moisture test first, then primer and gray epoxy. Reflects the recessed lights now and the kids play down there daily — Swiffer cleanup is easy.”
“Overnight install around production hours. Seamless floor passed the next health inspection with compliments. Non-slip in the wash area, glossy in front of house.”
“Three-car garage including crack repair — four days total. Flake blend matches our exterior stone. Two neighbors on the street have already booked estimates.”
“Roughly 3,500 sq ft with forklift lanes marked. Finished on the contract date and sent daily progress photos. Ops manager said it was the smoothest flooring project we have had.”
“Finished basement we avoided for years. No more concrete smell, warmer feel underfoot. Install took three days because of a minor moisture mitigation step they caught early.”
“Front and back of house coated over two nights. Staff likes the cleanup. One touch-up near a floor drain was handled within a week at no extra charge.”
“Cold-weather install — they heated the slab and explained cure times in writing. No soft spots after the first month. Worth waiting for the right weather window.”
“Three buildings, consistent color batch and schedule. They handled tenant notices and kept building supers in the loop. Rare to find that level of communication in trades.”
“Wanted plain gray, done correctly. No upsell pressure — they recommended what fit the budget. Edges and apron transition look better than our previous DIY attempt.”
“Lanai used to stain every rainy season. Coating beads water now and the terracotta tone matches our pavers. Six months in, still even.”
“Marble-look metallic in a main hallway. Tenants tap it thinking it is stone. Maintenance hours dropped because we are not waxing tile anymore.”
“Second project with Elite — garage first, then basement. Same prep standards both times. That consistency is why we came back.”
“Included stair treads and landing — details matter. No yellowing under LED lights after a year. Quote separated stairs from main floor which helped us compare bids fairly.”
“Chemical-resistant topcoat in the machining area. Forklift traffic daily — no wear paths yet at eight months. Solid commercial crew.”
“Used Elite in Michigan before we moved. Same prep checklist out here — moisture test, grind, documented repair. Happy to find them in our new state.”
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