Mint Concrete Coatings

Quartz Epoxy Flooring in Northeast Ohio

Quartz flooring uses colored quartz aggregate broadcast into an epoxy base to create a dense, richly textured surface that’s as tough as it is good-looking. It’s a step up in both durability and refinement from a standard flake system, which is why it’s a favorite for garages that see heavy use and for commercial spaces that need a floor that performs under real pressure.

What Is Quartz Epoxy Flooring?

Quartz flooring is a broadcast system: colored quartz sand or granules are cast into a wet epoxy base coat to full saturation, creating a dense, uniform, richly colored surface. Because the quartz aggregate itself is extremely hard, the resulting floor has excellent resistance to abrasion, impact, and heavy foot or wheel traffic — often more than a standard vinyl flake system.

At Mint, every quartz floor follows the same layered approach we use across all our coatings:

  1. Concrete repair and diamond grinding for a proper mechanical bond
  2. Epoxy base coat for adhesion and strength
  3. Full broadcast of colored quartz aggregate to complete saturation
  4. UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat to seal, protect, and add gloss

Why Quartz, and Why the Polyaspartic Topcoat Matters Here Too

Quartz systems are prized for their density and chemical resistance, which makes them a strong choice for garage floors, workshops, and commercial environments where spills, chemicals, and heavy use are a daily reality. But that aggregate needs to be sealed properly, or the texture that makes quartz floors so durable can also trap dirt and grime over time.

That’s where the topcoat does the real work. A UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat seals the quartz surface smooth enough to clean easily while preserving the traction and texture underneath. It also resists the yellowing and UV breakdown that a standard epoxy topcoat is prone to, so the rich, saturated color of the quartz aggregate stays vivid instead of fading or ambering under sun exposure through a garage door or basement window. Polyaspartic also cures fast and hard, which matters on a floor that’s meant to handle real, heavy-duty use.

Where Quartz Flooring Works Best

Residential garages

that see heavy vehicle traffic, tools, and workshop use benefit from the extra density and abrasion resistance quartz offers over a lighter flake system.

Commercial and light-industrial spaces

including retail floors, showrooms, and shops — often choose quartz for its combination of chemical resistance and a more polished, uniform appearance than a flake broadcast.

Basements and utility spaces

where durability matters as much as looks.

Our Quartz Installation Process

Free Quote & Consultation

We evaluate your concrete and talk through quartz color and finish options.

Diamond Grinding & Repair

Cracks are repaired and the slab is ground to create the surface profile the system needs.

Epoxy Base Coat

Applied for maximum adhesion

Full Quartz Broadcast

Colored quartz aggregate is broadcast to full saturation across the surface.

Quartz vs. Flake Epoxy

Flake systems use vinyl chips broadcast at partial or full coverage for a decorative, speckled look with good slip resistance. Quartz systems use natural quartz aggregate broadcast to full saturation, resulting in a denser, more uniformly colored surface with generally higher abrasion and chemical resistance. If you want maximum toughness and a more refined, uniform look — especially for a heavy-use garage or a commercial floor — quartz is usually the stronger choice. If you want a wider range of playful color combinations at a slightly lower system cost, flake is often the better fit.

Quartz vs. Basic Epoxy Paint

A basic epoxy paint kit is a thin, single-layer coating with no aggregate and minimal wear resistance — it’s not built for the kind of heavy use quartz systems are designed to handle. Quartz flooring is a genuine industrial-grade system brought into residential and commercial spaces, with a level of durability that a paint-only product simply can’t match.

Our 25-Year Adhesion Warranty

Every quartz floor we install is backed by a 25-year warranty against peeling, delamination, and blistering from the concrete substrate under normal use, and it’s fully transferable to a new owner if you sell the property.

This is an adhesion warranty, not a cosmetic warranty — it doesn’t cover fading, scratches, or chemical staining left uncleaned on the surface. That’s why we pair every quartz system with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat: it’s built to prevent the problems a warranty can’t fix after the fact.

Our 25-Year Adhesion Warranty

Every metallic epoxy floor is backed by our 25-year warranty against peeling, delamination, and blistering from the concrete substrate under normal residential use, and it’s fully transferable if you sell your home.

This is an adhesion warranty, not a cosmetic warranty — it doesn’t cover fading, scratches, or chemical staining. That’s precisely why we insist on a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat for every metallic floor: the goal is a finish that keeps its visual depth for decades, not one we simply promise to patch later.

Caring for a Quartz Epoxy Floor

Sweep or blow off grit regularly to prevent surface wear

Mop with a mild, pH-neutral cleaner as needed — quartz floors are highly chemical-resistant but still benefit from routine cleaning

Wipe up oil, fuel, or chemical spills promptly

No waxing or resealing required under normal residential or light commercial use

No waxing, buffing, or resealing required under normal residential use

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s commonly used in garages, workshops, basements, and commercial or light-industrial spaces that need a durable, chemical-resistant, easy-to-clean surface with a refined, uniform appearance.

Generally, yes. The quartz aggregate itself is extremely hard, giving quartz systems strong resistance to abrasion, impact, and heavy traffic — often exceeding a standard vinyl flake system.

Cost depends on square footage, slab condition, and finish selection. We provide a free, on-site, written quote for every project.

With proper concrete prep and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat, a quartz floor typically lasts 15 to 25+ years in residential use, and it holds up well in higher-traffic commercial settings too.

Yes, in most cases. We repair cracks and chips as part of our standard prep process. More significant structural issues are flagged during your free quote.

With proper prep and a UV-stable topcoat, residential metallic floors typically last 15 to 25+ years.

Ready for a floor nobody else has?

Call 440-732-3977 for your free quote.