Quartz Floors

Heavy-Duty, Slip-Resistant Floors for Garages, Shops, Pool Decks & More

Quartz flooring is one of the toughest coating systems available. A layer of colored quartz aggregate is broadcast into the epoxy base coat, then sealed under a UV-stable topcoat. The result is a thick, textured surface that handles heavy traffic, standing water, chemicals, and daily abuse — without showing it.If you need a floor that performs as hard as it looks, quartz is the answer.

Why Homeowners and Businesses Choose Quartz Floors

Most concrete coatings are chosen for looks. Quartz floors are chosen for performance. The aggregate gives the surface a natural grip that paint and standard epoxy can’t match — making it the go-to choice wherever slip resistance and durability are non-negotiable.

up close of concrete flake coating in Portland garage

Benefits of Quartz Epoxy floors:

A Better Alternative to Bare Concrete

Bare concrete is porous, dusty, and slippery when wet. In high-traffic or wet environments — garages, pool decks, patios, commercial kitchens — that’s a real problem. Quartz flooring seals the surface completely, adds traction where you need it most, and does it without sacrificing appearance.

Unlike thin paint-on coatings that peel and chip within a few years, a professionally installed quartz floor is built to last 15–20+ years in residential settings and 7–15 years in commercial or high-traffic environments.

Where Quartz Floors Work Best

Quartz is the right choice whenever the floor gets wet, sees heavy foot traffic, or needs to meet safety standards for slip resistance.

Common Applications Include:

Garage floors

Pool decks

Patios

Outdoor Entertaining Areas

Commercial Kitchens

Warehouses & Industrial Shops

Locker Rooms and Restrooms

Dog kennels

Basements

black and gray epoxy flake floor coating

Built For Real Life

Diamond Group uses a double-broadcast technique — quartz is applied in two passes for maximum thickness and consistent texture across the entire surface. Each layer is rolled flat and locked in before the UV-stable topcoat is applied. The finished floor is dense, tight, and ready for whatever gets thrown at it.

Hot tires, standing water, heavy equipment, dropped tools — quartz handles it. And when it gets dirty, a mop or pressure washer brings it right back.

Our Installation Process

A metallic epoxy floor only looks great when the prep and installation are done properly. This is not a shortcut product, and it is not something that should be treated like a basic paint coating. The surface preparation, repair work, product choice, and application technique all matter if you want a clean final appearance and long-term performance.

01

Evaluate

We inspect the concrete for cracks, moisture, existing coatings, and surface condition. Moisture testing is done before any coating is applied.

02

Prepare

The surface is diamond-ground to open the concrete and ensure a mechanical bond. Cracks and spalling are repaired. A vapor barrier is applied if moisture is present.

03

Build

A pigmented epoxy base coat is applied, then quartz aggregate is double-broadcast for maximum thickness and coverage. Each layer cures fully before the next is added.

04

Seal

A UV-stable polyaspartic or polyurethane topcoat is applied to lock in the quartz, protect against UV yellowing, and create a surface that’s easy to clean and maintain for years.

Frequently Asked Questions

A quartz floor is an epoxy coating system where colored quartz aggregate is broadcast into the wet base coat and then sealed under a protective topcoat. The quartz adds thickness, texture, and slip resistance that standard epoxy alone can’t provide.

Both use broadcast aggregate, but quartz uses hard, angular mineral particles instead of vinyl flakes. Quartz produces a denser, thicker surface with more traction — making it better suited for wet environments like pool decks, kitchens, and outdoor patios. Flake is more popular for garages where appearance is the priority.

No — that’s one of its main advantages. The textured quartz surface provides grip when wet, which is why it’s the preferred choice for pool decks, patios, and commercial kitchens where slip resistance is required.

Most residential quartz floor installs are completed in 1–2 days. Larger commercial spaces may take 2–3 days depending on square footage and surface preparation needed.

Light foot traffic is safe after 24 hours. Driving on the floor is fine after 2–3 days. Full cure takes 7 days.

With proper care, residential quartz floors last 15–20+ years. Commercial and high-traffic floors typically last 7–15 years depending on use.

Yes. In most cases we can install directly over existing concrete after proper grinding and prep. Cracked or damaged slabs are repaired during the prep phase. Severely deteriorated concrete may require additional remediation.

Yes. Quartz with a UV-stable topcoat is one of the best outdoor flooring options available. It won’t yellow in sunlight and handles freeze-thaw cycles, rain, and direct UV exposure well.

We carry a range of quartz blends in neutral tones, earth tones, and multi-color mixes. We’ll bring samples to your estimate so you can see the options in your actual space.

Yes. Every installation includes a limited lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee.

Ready to Upgrade Your Concrete?

Get a free, no-pressure estimate from Portland’s top-rated epoxy flooring team. We’ll evaluate your concrete, walk you through your options, and give you a clear written quote — no guesswork.

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