METALLIC EPOXY FLOORS IN PRAIRIE GROVE

Metallic systems are as much art as installation. The pigment gets guided while it's wet, so the pattern is unrepeatable — which is exactly the point for entryways, showrooms and floors meant to be noticed.

Prairie Grove blends older homes near the square with newer subdivisions south of town, so we see both patched historic slabs and fresh pours.

• Assess: we look at the slab or surface, check moisture and note every crack, patch and old coating that has to come off.
• Prep: diamond grinding opens the surface so the resin bonds mechanically instead of just sitting on top.
• Pour: base coat, then the decorative work — flake broadcast, metallic movement or hand-drawn veining, depending on the design.
• Finish: a protective topcoat, with UV stability outdoors and slip resistance wherever the floor gets wet.

Older slabs out here frequently have old paint or sealer that has to be ground completely off — coating over it is how floors peel.

We work regularly around Downtown Prairie Grove, Viney Grove Road and the neighborhoods along Highway 62, so scheduling, access and dust control are all planned before the trailer shows up.