Solid Color Epoxy in San Marcos, TX

One clean color, wall to wall. The most affordable way to get a sealed, bright, easy-to-clean floor.

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Glossy solid color epoxy floor in green, white, and blue sections

How Solid Color Floors Are Built

The build is the same careful process we use on every floor, minus the decorative layer. We diamond grind the slab to open the concrete pores, fill cracks and control joints, and check the slab for moisture before anything goes down. Then a pigmented epoxy base coat is rolled on in the color you picked, and a clear topcoat seals it.

Skipping the broadcast layer is exactly why this finish costs less. There are no vinyl chips to spread and no pigments to move by hand, so there is less material and less labor on site. If you want a little grip or a little texture, we can blend an anti-slip additive into the topcoat or scatter a light flake sprinkle across the base coat, and both options cost far less than a full flake system.

Ask for a free quote and we will price the plain version and the add-ons side by side.

Why People Choose It

Lowest Cost

The most affordable finish we install, with fewer materials and fewer steps than flake or metallic.

Brighter Spaces

A light, glossy color bounces overhead light around, which makes a dim garage or back room far easier to work in.

Simple to Clean

A sealed, seamless surface with nothing for dirt to settle into, so a broom and an occasional mop keep it looking right.

Custom Colors

Tinted to the shade you want, from standard grays and tans to a brand color for a shop floor.

Where It Works Best

Rentals Near Campus

Duplexes and rental houses around Texas State turn over fast, and a sealed floor takes move-out scuffs far better than carpet or vinyl. The lower price per square foot also makes it realistic to do several units in one season.

Garages & Workshops

Spilled oil wipes up instead of soaking in, and the brighter surface helps when you are working over a bench or under a car. Laundry rooms and utility closets are an easy add while we are already on site.

Shops & Commercial Spaces

Stockrooms, back-of-house areas, and small shops along the I-35 corridor get a clean, professional floor without the budget a decorative finish would take.

Frequently Asked Questions

Solid Color Epoxy Questions

Is solid color epoxy cheaper than flake or metallic?

Yes. It is the most affordable finish we install, because it skips the broadcast layer that flake and metallic systems require. That means fewer materials, fewer steps, and less labor on site, so the savings show up in the per square foot price.

Does a solid color floor show dirt more than flake?

It does. A single uninterrupted color has nothing to break up the look of dust, tire marks, or a dropped bolt, while the speckled pattern in a flake floor hides all of that between cleanings. Mid tone grays and tans disguise everyday traffic better than very light or very dark colors, and a light flake sprinkle is a good middle ground if you want some camouflage without the cost of a full flake system.

Can you add slip resistance to a solid color floor?

Yes. A smooth solid color surface is the slickest of our finishes when wet, so we offer an anti-slip additive blended into the clear topcoat, which adds grip without changing the color. A light flake sprinkle is the other option, and it adds a bit of texture and visual interest at the same time. We recommend one or the other for laundry rooms, wash bays, entryways, and any area that sees standing water.

Can you match a specific color?

In most cases, yes. Solid color systems are tinted, so the range goes well beyond the standard grays and tans, and we can work toward a brand color for a shop or a specific shade you have in mind for a garage. Bring a paint chip, a sample, or a photo to your free consultation and we will tell you honestly how close we can get.