Metallic Epoxy Floors for Tempe Homes
Check’s Epoxy has installed metallic epoxy floors across the East Valley since 2004, and Tempe is the oldest housing stock in the East Valley — neighborhoods platted and built from the 1940s through the 1980s, decades before most of the surrounding suburbs existed — 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.
Tempe’s slabs are the oldest we work on in the East Valley — many poured in the 1940s and 50s, decades before the newer suburbs around them broke ground. That means more settling, more cracking, and often a stack of old repairs and prior coatings to grind through before a new floor can bond.
