Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Reston, VA

A metallic floor is poured artwork. Pigments float in a clear binder and keep drifting while we work, settling into currents of color with the depth of polished stone. Every pour cures into a pattern that cannot be repeated, which is exactly why owners choose it.

Reston owners choose metallic where a plain floor would undersell the room: finished basements across the villages, recreation rooms and home bars, and the condominium living spaces near the Town Center and the lakes.

The Slab Work Behind the Shine

Metallic shows every flaw beneath it, so preparation runs longer on these projects by design.

• Extended grinding and leveling before the design layer
• Moisture mitigation primer on older slabs
• Tinted base coat setting the design's depth
• Hand guided metallic layer in your color family
• Gloss or satin topcoat guarding the artwork

Color Families That Fit Reston Interiors

Silver and graphite designs suit the contemporary lines of Town Center condos. Copper and warm bronze movement pairs with the wood and stone of the lake village homes. We review samples in the room itself, because metallic changes more with light than any finish we install.

A satin topcoat keeps the depth and softens the glare; gloss builds the full reflective read where the room's light can carry it, including the window walls that face the lakes and the woods.

Recent Project: Metallic Epoxy Flooring in a South Lakes Recreation Room

A South Lakes recreation room needed a floor equal to the home theater and bar the owners were building. We ground and primed the slab, poured a graphite and silver metallic design, and sealed it under a gloss topcoat. The room now anchors the home's entertaining, and the floor draws the first comment from every guest.

Turnaround

Three days on site, room in use after one week of cure.

Final Price

$7,240