
Medium flake floors
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Medium Flake, explained
Flake is sold by chip size, and medium sits in the middle. Small chips read almost like a solid color from a few feet away; large chips make a bold, busy pattern. Medium gives you a speckle you can actually see, while the floor still looks calm and even.
It is a popular middle ground for garages: enough pattern to hide wear and add grip, without the floor becoming the loudest thing in the room.
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What customers say
★★★★★“Ed and his crew did an awesome job they transformed my garage floor in just 2 days they were professional and super clean. I would highly recommend them to any one looking to get their garage or patio done. Nice people great prices.”Antonio Robles · Google review
★★★★★“Very responsive and easy to work with. They did great work, explained everything clearly, and offered a great price. Highly recommend.”Andrew · Google review
★★★★★“Guys did an excellent job left my floor looking real nice I would recommend. Very hardworking guys.”Blake Thomson · Google review
Medium Flake FAQ
What is the difference between flake and medium flake?
It is the same kind of floor. Medium flake just means a mid-sized chip, which changes how the pattern looks from standing height.
Will medium flake hide tire marks?
Yes, the visible speckle breaks up marks and dust in the same way a standard flake floor does.
How long does it take?
Most garages are done in a couple of days. One of our customers put it this way: “they transformed my garage floor in just 2 days.” We will give you a timeline for your space when we quote.
Do you work outside Phoenix?
We work across the Phoenix area. Call or text (480) 878-9046 with your address and we will tell you straight away.
How do I get a price?
Send the form on this page or call (480) 878-9046. The size of the space and the condition of the slab decide the price, so every job is quoted on its own.
