Garage Flake System
Garage Floors
Our Work
Our Work. Built to Be Seen.
No two slabs arrive in the same condition or ask for the same thing. This portfolio shows the range of finishes we install across Northern California — and the kind of surface your own concrete could become.
Portfolio
Finishes, by Category.
Filter by the type of finish to see what suits your space. More categories appear here as further work is photographed.
Showing 8 projects
Metallic Epoxy Floor
Metallic Epoxy
Commercial Polished Concrete
Commercial
Interior Polished Concrete
Polished Concrete
Residential Stained Concrete
Concrete Stain
Stained Concrete Driveway
Exterior Concrete
Covered Patio Concrete Finish
Decorative Concrete
Commercial Floor Coating
Commercial
Every tile is a photograph of a floor we finished. Titles name the finish rather than the customer, the building or the job.
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Anatomy of a Finish
What You See Is the Last Ten Percent.
A finished floor looks like a single decision. It is really four of them, made in order — and the ones nobody photographs are the ones that determine whether the surface still looks like this in five years.
Preparation
The slab is opened with diamond tooling and repaired before anything else is considered.
System Selection
Interior or exterior, traffic, moisture and sunlight narrow the product list before color is discussed.
Color & Texture
Flake blends, metallic movement and sheen are chosen from samples, in the actual light of the space.
Final Finish
Topcoat, edges and transitions are completed and walked before the project is called done.
Before & After
The Whole Story Is the Middle.
A before-and-after pair shows the result. What it does not show is the preparation in between — which is where the result actually comes from. Each project we document will capture all three.
Untreated Concrete
Staining, cracking, spalling, dusting or a failed previous coating — the honest starting point.
Surface Preparation
Mechanical grinding, repair and cleaning. The stage that decides everything that follows.
Finished Surface
The specified system installed, topcoated and detailed to the edges.
Drag to compare — the same garage slab, before and after
Residential Work
Around the House.
Garage slabs, patios, pool surrounds and interior floors — finished to take real use and still look considered.
Garages Patios & Pool Decks Interior Floors
Spaces We Finish
- Garages
- Patios
- Pool Decks
- Walkways
- Interior Living Spaces
- Driveways
- Workshops
- Utility Spaces
Commercial Work
Floors That Stay in Service.
Larger footprints, tighter windows and surfaces that have to look presentable while carrying real traffic.
Retail & Showrooms 
Offices & Hospitality 
Service & Light Industrial
Environments We Work In
- Retail
- Restaurants
- Offices
- Warehouses
- Showrooms
- Service Facilities
- Light Industrial
- High-Traffic Spaces
Craft & Detail
Judge It at the Edges.
The middle of a floor is straightforward. Quality shows up where the surface meets a wall, a drain, a threshold or a control joint — and in whether the finish stays consistent from one end of the room to the other.
Full Surface Preparation
Profiling, vacuuming and cleaning are handled as their own stage of the job, because a coating can only be as sound as the surface beneath it.
Crack & Surface Repair
Cracks, spalls and pitting are cut out and filled before any color goes down, so the finished floor reads as one continuous surface.
Correct Surface Profile
Grinding is taken to the profile the specified system needs — coarse enough to bond, consistent enough to finish evenly across the whole floor.
Edges & Transitions
Perimeters, door thresholds, control joints and corners are cut in by hand. It is slower, and it is the difference between a coated floor and a finished one.
Decorative Customization
Flake blends, metallic movement, stain depth and sheen level are all selected from samples before installation begins.
Ready to Transform Your Concrete?
Tell us about the space, how it gets used, and what you want it to look like. We will walk the concrete, explain what it needs, and put a clear estimate in writing.