Metallic Epoxy Floors: Wichita’s Premier Custom Flooring Experience
Metallic epoxy flooring turns an ordinary garage, basement, showroom, or commercial space into a showpiece. At LuxCrete Epoxy & Polishing, we’re one of the few flooring companies in Wichita, Kansas that specializes in true metallic epoxy — a hand-applied, artistic process that produces the swirling, three-dimensional, “liquid glass” look that flat-color epoxy simply can’t match.
If you’ve searched for metallic epoxy floors near me or custom epoxy flooring in Wichita, you’ve likely noticed there aren’t many contractors who actually do this well. Metallic epoxy is a specialty skill, not a standard coating job, and it shows in the final result. Below, we’ll walk you through what metallic epoxy is, why homeowners and business owners across Wichita, Derby, Andover, and Maize choose it, and how our process works from start to finish.


What Is Metallic Epoxy Flooring?
Metallic epoxy is a two-part epoxy resin infused with specialized metallic pigments. As the epoxy is poured and manipulated across the floor, the pigments react with air, movement, and technique to create flowing, three-dimensional patterns. Think ocean waves, marbled stone, molten lava, or galaxies swirling underfoot. No two metallic epoxy floors ever look exactly alike, which is part of the appeal: every installation is a one-of-a-kind piece of functional art.
Unlike standard epoxy coatings, which lay flat and uniform, metallic epoxy is applied using specific pouring, dragging, and torching techniques that create movement and depth in the finish. It takes real skill and experience to control, which is exactly what our team at LuxCrete Epoxy & Polishing brings to every project.

Why Wichita Homeowners & Businesses Choose Metallic Epoxy
- Show-stopping visual impact. Metallic epoxy floors look like polished stone, marble, or even water — a dramatic upgrade over plain concrete, tile, or standard epoxy.
- Exceptional durability. Epoxy floors resist stains, chemicals, moisture, and heavy foot or vehicle traffic, making them ideal for garages, retail spaces, restaurants, and industrial floors right here in Kansas’s variable climate.
- Seamless and easy to clean. With no grout lines or seams, metallic epoxy floors don’t trap dirt or bacteria — a sweep and occasional mop is typically all they need.
- Long-lasting value. A professionally installed metallic epoxy floor can last well over a decade with proper care, making it a smart investment for both residential and commercial properties.
- A true statement piece. Whether it’s a luxury garage floor, a boutique retail space, a restaurant, or a custom basement entertainment area, metallic epoxy gives your space a high-end, custom look you won’t find anywhere else in the Wichita metro.


Where We Install Metallic Epoxy Floors
LuxCrete Epoxy & Polishing proudly serves Wichita and the surrounding communities, including:
- Wichita, KS
- Derby, KS
- Andover, KS
- Maize, KS
- Goddard, KS
- Bel Aire, KS
- & other communities within 3 hours of Wichita, KS
We install metallic epoxy flooring in:
- Residential garages — turn a utilitarian space into a showroom-quality floor
- Basements & living spaces — a durable, upscale alternative to tile or carpet
- Commercial showrooms & retail stores — create a memorable first impression for customers
- Restaurants & hospitality spaces — durable, easy-to-clean, and visually striking
- Offices & lobbies — elevate the look of your business without constant maintenance

Our Metallic Epoxy Installation Process
- Free On-Site Consultation — We assess your space, discuss color and pattern options, and answer your questions about the metallic epoxy process.
- Surface Preparation — The concrete is diamond-ground and prepped to ensure proper epoxy adhesion — this step is critical to a long-lasting floor.
- Base Coat & Metallic Pigment Application — We apply the base epoxy layer, then introduce metallic pigments using specialized pouring and manipulation techniques to create your floor’s unique pattern.
- Curing — The floor cures to develop its full strength, clarity, and depth.
- Topcoat Sealing — A high-performance topcoat is applied for added durability, UV resistance, and long-term shine.
- Final Walkthrough — We review the finished floor with you to make sure it meets our (and your) high standards.


Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does metallic epoxy flooring cost in Wichita?
- Pricing depends on square footage, existing floor condition, and design complexity. Because every metallic epoxy floor is custom, we provide free, no-obligation quotes after an on-site or photo-based assessment.
- How long does installation take?
- Most residential garage or basement projects take 2-4 days from prep to final cure, depending on size and design. Commercial projects vary based on scope.
- Is metallic epoxy flooring durable enough for a garage?
- Yes. When properly installed with correct surface prep and a quality topcoat, metallic epoxy handles vehicle traffic, tools, chemicals, and everyday wear extremely well.
- Can metallic epoxy be installed over existing concrete?
- In most cases, yes — as long as the concrete is structurally sound. Our team evaluates your existing slab during the consultation to confirm.
- How do I maintain a metallic epoxy floor?
- Routine sweeping and occasional damp mopping is typically all that’s needed. The seamless, sealed surface resists staining and doesn’t require waxing or special treatments.
- What makes metallic epoxy different from regular epoxy flooring?
- Standard epoxy is a flat, solid-color coating. Metallic epoxy uses reactive metallic pigments and hand-applied techniques to create dimensional, flowing patterns — no two floors are alike.
Get Your Free Metallic Epoxy Flooring Quote in Wichita, KS
Ready to see what a custom metallic epoxy floor could look like in your home or business? LuxCrete Epoxy & Polishing brings premium, artistic flooring craftsmanship to Wichita, Derby, Andover, Maize, and the surrounding area.
Click the link above to fill out the form to schedule your free consultation. Let’s design a floor as unique as your space.
