Quartz epoxy floors in Dallas Fort Worth
A quartz floor is colored quartz sand broadcast into epoxy and sealed, a textured, hard-working floor for wet and busy areas. The Floor Fathers Epoxy Flooring Co installs them around Dallas Fort Worth. Call to talk it through, or send the basics with the form.
Example photos of finished floors, shown for the look. Not photos of a specific past job.
What to know about quartz epoxy floors
A quartz floor is colored quartz sand broadcast into epoxy and sealed, a textured, hard-working floor for wet and busy areas.
The finish is your call: the color, the texture and how much shine. Ask to see samples, because a color reads differently on a whole floor than on a chip.
Grip built in
The quartz gives the surface texture, which is why it is picked for kitchens, wash areas, ramps and entries.
Coved edges
A quartz system can run up the wall into a coved base, so there is no seam at the floor line.
Wet and busy areas
Kitchens, locker rooms, wash bays and anywhere water and traffic meet.
Color blends
Quartz comes in blends. Ask to see samples, and how much texture you want under foot.
Tell us the color you like when you ask for your quote. We ask for a photo of your garage and send back a preview of your own floor in that color, before anyone starts work.
- Your garage, your color, before you decide
- Flake, metallic or solid
- Free with your quote
Questions
Is a quartz floor harder to clean?
The texture that gives grip also holds a little more dirt than a smooth floor, so it takes a stiffer mop or a deck brush. The amount of texture is chosen with you, area by area.
Where does a quartz floor make sense at home?
Mostly where floors get wet: laundry rooms, mudrooms, entries and around a pool or a garage door. Inside living spaces most people pick a smoother finish.
