Quartz Floors Built for Wash-Down Spaces
Decorative quartz aggregate suspended in clear epoxy. The most chemical-resistant and hygienic system we install, ideal for commercial kitchens, hospitals, labs, and any space that gets washed down regularly.
Three Spaces Where Quartz Outperforms Standard Epoxy
When the surface gets washed down, sanitized, or hit with chemicals daily, quartz is the spec.
Commercial Kitchens
USDA-approved finish that survives constant wash-down, grease exposure, and food-service traffic. The textured aggregate prevents slips on wet floors.
Quote my kitchenHospitals & Labs
Seamless, sanitary, chemical-resistant. Coves up walls for one-piece clean coverage from baseboard to baseboard. Meets clinical hygiene standards.
Quote facilityManufacturing & Wash-Down
Survives the chemicals, hot water, forklift traffic, and routine pressure-wash cycles that destroy standard epoxy in months. Built for industrial reality.
Quote industrialWhat Dallas Says After the Cure
Unprompted, unedited. The floor speaks first, the owners speak second.
“The prep work was night and day versus the quote I got from a one-day installer. They diamond-ground the slab, chased every crack, and pulled moisture readings before they quoted the product. The floor looks incredible two years in, no chipping, no yellowing.”
“The crew walked every inch of the shop, talked through product options with me, and didn't try to up-sell to a more expensive system. They spec'd exactly what the space needed. Eighteen months of daily shop-floor use later, it still looks new.”
“Custom metallic pour for our basement bar. I've seen metallic floors that look muddy or busy; this one has depth and movement and every guest asks about it. Worth every dollar.”
“Schedule mattered for us because the warehouse can't sit idle. They hit the dates they quoted, worked around our shift change, and handed the floor back with a cure plan that didn't cost us a production day.”
How We Work
Walk the Job
The first visit takes 20 to 30 minutes and costs nothing. Bring your questions about flake, metallic, or quartz. We bring sample boards and a moisture meter, and you get one firm number for the job.
Diamond Grind + Prep
Mechanical grinding to the correct CSP profile. Crack chasing and mechanical repair (not cosmetic filler). Moisture testing. Ambient conditions logged. This is where coating life is determined.
Prime + Base Coat
Right before the primer and base coat go down, we re-read the room’s temperature and humidity. The base gets back-rolled to an even spec thickness.
Decorative Layer
Flake broadcast, metallic pigment swirl, quartz broadcast, or color coat depending on your system. This is the visible finish, applied with time-tested technique, not on-site improvisation.
Craftsmanship
Quartz Done with Tabletop Discipline.
Cody's decade of resin work taught him exactly what most floor contractors get wrong: prep is everything, and the wrong product on the wrong substrate fails before year two. That's why our quartz floors hold in environments that destroy budget installs.
Quartz epoxy is the most-demanding system to install correctly. The aggregate has to be broadcast at the right rate, the matrix epoxy has to be applied at exactly the right viscosity, and the topcoat has to be the right chemistry to handle whatever's going to hit the floor, food acids, lab solvents, sanitizers, hot water.
A botched quartz job looks fine for six months, then the matrix yellows, the aggregate lifts, and you're looking at a five-figure replacement. We spec the right chemistry for your actual use case, not a generic system that'll fail when reality hits.
. Cody, Founder + Lead Installer
What Most People Ask
Serving Dallas, TX and surrounding areas. Call (972) 369-6302 for immediate help.
01What is quartz epoxy?
A decorative quartz-aggregate floor system: a colored quartz aggregate is broadcast into a wet epoxy base, then sealed under one or two coats of chemical-resistant urethane. The result is a slip-resistant, easy-clean, chemical-resistant floor, the highest-end system we install.
02Why pick quartz over flake?
Three reasons: (1) chemical resistance, quartz holds up to acids, solvents, and sanitizers that destroy standard epoxy; (2) USDA approval, flake systems aren't certified for food service; (3) longevity in wash-down environments, quartz handles pressure-washing where flake topcoats fail.
03How long does a quartz floor last?
15+ years in residential, 8-12 years in heavy commercial wash-down. The quartz aggregate itself is essentially indestructible, the topcoat eventually wears in high-traffic lanes and gets re-applied every 5-8 years for a fraction of the original cost.
04Is quartz epoxy USDA-approved?
The systems we install are certified for direct food contact when spec'd with the right topcoat. We pull the manufacturer's USDA documentation as part of the quote so it's on file for your inspections.
05How long does the install take?
4-5 days for most commercial spaces. Day 1: diamond grind + crack repair + moisture readings. Day 2: prime + base coat + quartz broadcast. Day 3: second broadcast and grout coat. Day 4-5: chemical-resistant topcoat with cure windows.
06What does quartz epoxy cost?
Quartz is the most-expensive system we install, typically 2-3x flake epoxy by square foot. The cost reflects the labor (more steps), the product (chemical-resistant urethanes are pricey), and the longevity (lasts 2-3x longer). For demanding spaces, total cost-of-ownership is lower than cheaper systems.
07Can it cove up walls?
Yes, quartz coves are standard in commercial kitchens, labs, and clinical spaces where seamless wall-to-floor sanitation is required. We pull the cove 4-6 inches up the wall in matching quartz so there's no harborage point for bacteria or moisture.
08Do you warranty quartz floors?
Yes, written workmanship warranty on every install in addition to the manufacturer's product warranty. Quartz systems carry the longest manufacturer warranties of anything we offer because the systems themselves are engineered for industrial reality.
Need a Floor That Survives Wash-Down?
Free on-site quote with chemical-resistance and USDA documentation. We'll spec the right system for your actual use, not a generic one.
The Hardest System, Done Right
Quartz floors that hold up to industrial reality require correct chemistry, correct prep, and correct topcoat. Skip any of the three and the floor fails in months.
Right Chemistry for Your Use
We pick the matrix and topcoat to match what's actually going to hit the floor, acids, solvents, hot water, sanitizers. Generic specs fail when reality hits.
Two-Broadcast Aggregate
Single-broadcast jobs leave thin spots that wear through. We broadcast twice and grout-coat between, the aggregate stays embedded for the life of the floor.
USDA Documentation
Every quote includes the manufacturer's USDA / FDA documentation for your records. Inspectors love seeing it on file.
Cove-Up Wall Detail
Where regs require it, we pull the quartz 4-6 inches up the wall as a matching cove. Zero harborage points. One-piece sanitation from baseboard to baseboard.
One visit can cover more than the floor. If the kitchen needs epoxy countertops or another room would suit flake or quartz, we quote it all together. Call (972) 369-6302 or reach us here.
Ready to Get Started?
Have a slab in mind? Reach out, and Cody will come take a look and write you a quote at no cost.
Get Your Quartz Epoxy Quote
Free, no-obligation quote with chemical-resistance and USDA documentation. We respond within one business day.
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