COMMERCIAL FLOOR COATING SYSTEM SERVING THE KANSAS CITY METRO
Custom Sheen and Texture
Matte to high gloss. Slip-resistant additives available where needed.
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Multi-Layer Resin Build
A primer or base coat, color coats, and a protective topcoat work together as a system, which is why a properly applied multi-layer epoxy outlasts single-coat approaches by years.
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Single-Tone Uniform Finish
Clean, consistent color across the entire floor without visual breaks, decorative chips, or aggregate, which works when you want the floor to recede instead of compete.
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Custom Sheen From Matte to High Gloss
Choose the reflectivity that fits the room. Matte for low-key utility spaces. Semi-gloss for working spaces. High gloss for showrooms and customer-facing commercial areas.
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Slip-Resistant Additives Available
Add traction in entryways, work areas, or wet zones without making the entire floor aggressive, keeping high-use areas safer while preserving cleanability everywhere else in the space.
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Chemical and Stain Resistant
Resists oils, automotive fluids, common solvents, and household chemicals found in garages, basements, mechanical rooms, and commercial back-of-house spaces, so daily spills do not leave permanent marks.
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Low-Odor and Low-VOC Formulations Available
Modern epoxy systems can be applied in occupied buildings without strong odors, which makes solid color epoxy a fit for schools, offices, and other operating facilities.
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No Grout Lines or Seams
The continuous resin surface has no joints where dirt collects or moisture penetrates, making routine cleaning faster and more effective than tile or sectioned flooring systems.
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Easier to Clean Than Bare Concrete or Tile
Sealed surface releases dirt during cleaning instead of absorbing it. No grout to scrub, no porous concrete soaking up oils. Standard cleaning becomes faster and more effective.
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Bonds Directly to Prepared Concrete
Chemical bond to the substrate when prep is done correctly, which is why professionally applied solid color epoxy on a prepared slab holds significantly longer than consumer-grade kits over unprepared concrete.
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Repairable Without Full Replacement
Worn topcoats can be refreshed or specific damaged sections re-coated without grinding the entire floor back to bare concrete, keeping long-term maintenance affordable and predictable.
Project Portfolio
Durable Coating Solutions, Trustworthy Finishes That Last
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Exclusive commercial-grade quality
Our coating systems are sourced directly from specialized manufacturers, and matched to your specific substrate, traffic, and environment for lasting results.
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Specialized in high-quality, long-lasting work
Our high-build, low-odor application minimizes production downtime while ensuring durability.
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Dedicated, specialized crews
Our skilled team guarantees slip-resistant, impact- and abrasion-resistant, low-maintenance, and cost-effective flooring solutions.
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Capability to handle any floor size
Our coatings are built to fit your needs, providing long-lasting protection and a pristine finish.
Quick Process
Workmanship Warranty
High-Strength
Cleaning is a Snap
Honest about what solid color epoxy is
Concrete prep before the resin goes down
System selected for the room, not the truck
Topcoat picked for the use case
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What is solid color epoxy flooring?
Solid color epoxy is a multi-layer resinous flooring system that produces a uniform, single-tone finish with no flakes, chips, or aggregates embedded in the surface. The system typically includes a primer or base coat, one or more color coats, and a protective topcoat. Slip-resistant additives can be added depending on the use case. The result is a smooth, dense, sealed surface that bonds directly to prepared concrete and resists chemicals, stains, and wear.
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How much does a solid color epoxy floor cost?
Pricing depends on square footage, slab condition, the prep work required, the resin chemistry selected, the number of coats, the topcoat specification, and any slip-resistant additives. Solid color epoxy is one of the more economical resinous flooring options because the build is simpler than flake, quartz, or microcement systems. Select Coatings provides free onsite estimates so the number you see is tied to your specific project, not a generic per-square-foot rate.
Call us at 913-349-6689 for a FREE estimate.
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How is solid color epoxy different from a flake floor?
A flake floor includes decorative chips broadcast into the base coat and locked in by a clear topcoat. The flakes hide scratches, hot tire pickup marks, and surface wear over time. Solid color epoxy has no flakes. It is a uniform single-tone surface. That makes it cleaner-looking on day one and harder-wearing in the right environments, but it shows wear patterns more readily than flake systems. Different goals, different products.
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Will my epoxy floor show scratches and wear?
Yes, more than a flake floor will. Solid color epoxy is a uniform single-color surface, which means scratches, scuffs, and wear patterns show up more visibly than they would on a textured or broadcast system. This is not a flaw in the product. It is a feature of any solid-color floor. If long-term cosmetic perfection is the priority, a flake or quartz system will hide wear better. If function matters more than looks, solid color epoxy is the right system.
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How long does a solid color epoxy floor last?
Service life depends on prep quality, the resin chemistry chosen, traffic level, the cleaning chemicals used, and whether the topcoat is matched to the use case. A properly applied solid color epoxy floor in a residential garage commonly lasts 8 to 15 years. Commercial environments with heavy traffic and chemical exposure may need recoating sooner. The system is repairable. Worn topcoats can be refreshed without grinding the entire floor back to bare concrete.
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Can solid color epoxy be applied in an occupied building?
In most cases yes, with planning. Modern epoxy systems are available in low-odor and low-VOC formulations specifically designed for occupied buildings. The space being coated still has to be cleared during prep and curing, but adjacent areas can typically remain in use. We coordinate timing and ventilation with your operations during the estimate so the work fits around your schedule.
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When is solid color epoxy NOT the right system?
If you need a decorative floor that hides scratches and wear, flake or quartz systems are better. If you need a sanitation floor for a commercial kitchen or wet area, quartz is built for that. If you need outdoor UV stability, polyaspartic or specifically formulated UV-resistant systems handle sun exposure better than standard epoxy. If you need a thin-profile architectural overlay, microcement is the answer. We will tell you which system actually fits your space during the estimate.
3,000+
Satisfied Customers
We take pride in our 3,000+ satisfied customers, a testament to our commitment to excellence and high-quality service.
25+
Years of Experience
Our 25+ years of experience in the industry stand as proof of our reliability, skill, and dedication to delivering the best.
Multi-Year
Residential & Commercial Workmanship Warranty
Enjoy peace of mind with our 15-year residential and 1-to-5-year commercial workmanship warranty.
Service Areas
Proudly Serving The Greater Kansas City Metro
Our skilled team at Select Coatings offers concrete coating services for the homes and businesses of our neighbors in Lenexa, KS, and the surrounding communities. We provide free estimates to inform you what costs to expect with your floor coatings project, and we’ll carefully listen to your needs to deliver an outcome you’ll love.
We serve the Greater Kansas City Metro Area and the surrounding suburbs. Call us today at 913-349-6689 or schedule online!
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