Metallic Epoxy Floors for Gilbert Homes
Check’s Epoxy has installed metallic epoxy floors across the East Valley since 2004, and Gilbert is built out through the 1990s and 2000s in large master-planned communities — which shapes the job more than most homeowners expect.
Metallic epoxy is where floor coating becomes art. Metallic pigments are suspended in a clear resin and worked by hand as it cures, creating flowing, marbled, three-dimensional patterns that catch the light. No two floors are ever the same.
Gilbert’s newer plans came with three-car garages, and that extra bay is where most of our metallic work here ends up — a gym, a shop or a display space rather than parking. A larger continuous pour also makes the flow pattern more forgiving, so the marbling has room to actually read.
Gilbert slabs are now old enough to have moved. Twenty-plus years of expansion and contraction opens hairline cracks, and a lot of these garages already carry a big-box roll-on kit that is lifting at the edges. Both get fixed at the grinding stage — cracks filled, old coating taken back to bare concrete.
