Quick answer: Quartz epoxy is a dense, granular system built for grip and heavy use, ideal for commercial kitchens, wet areas, and industrial floors. It is the most slip- and abrasion-resistant finish we install, typically $8–12 per square foot, backed by a 10-year warranty.
Quartz epoxy is the heavy-duty workhorse of the epoxy world. Instead of decorative chips, we broadcast layers of hard, color-stained quartz sand into the epoxy. That builds a thick, reinforced floor with real grip underfoot. There are no grout lines and no seams to trap dirt, and the surface takes dropped tools, heavy traffic, spilled chemicals, and daily scrubbing without wearing through. That's what commercial kitchens, garages, and industrial shops in Los Angeles need.
At Epoxy Experts Flooring, we install quartz epoxy systems for homeowners and businesses across roughly 30 cities in Greater LA, from Sherman Oaks and Encino to Beverly Hills, Pasadena, and Santa Monica. We're licensed, bonded, and insured. Most jobs install in a single day, and every floor carries our 10-year warranty.
Why choose Quartz Epoxy Flooring
Ideal for
- Commercial kitchens and restaurants
- Food-prep and food-service areas
- Garages and workshops
- Industrial and warehouse floors
- Wet areas, entryways, and high-traffic lobbies
- Homeowners who want the toughest, most slip-resistant epoxy
How it works
- Free on-site quoteWe come look at your concrete and how the floor gets used, then give you a straight estimate. No pressure.
- Concrete prepWe grind and profile the slab, then repair cracks and surface damage so the quartz epoxy bonds tight and lasts.
- Quartz broadcastWe roll on the epoxy base coat and broadcast layers of color-stained quartz into it. That builds the textured, reinforced surface.
- Seal and cureWe seal it with a tough topcoat. Most floors install in one day and are ready for normal use after a short cure.
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FAQs
What is quartz epoxy flooring?
It's an epoxy floor system where hard, color-stained quartz sand is broadcast into the epoxy in layers, then sealed with a tough topcoat. The quartz reinforces the floor and adds a textured, slip-resistant surface, which makes it the most heavy-duty epoxy option we offer.
How is quartz epoxy different from flake (chip) epoxy?
Flake epoxy uses decorative vinyl chips and a smooth sealed finish, which looks great in home garages. Quartz uses crushed quartz aggregate, so it's thicker, tougher, and has a gritty, built-in texture. For wet, sanitary, or high-abuse spaces like commercial kitchens and industrial floors, quartz is the stronger choice.
Is quartz epoxy good for commercial kitchens and food areas?
Yes. Its non-porous surface won't absorb grease or harbor bacteria, it cleans easily, and the textured grip helps prevent slips around water and spills. Those are exactly the qualities food-service and sanitary spaces need. We'll walk you through the right buildup for your specific use during the quote.
Is it really more slip-resistant when wet?
Yes. The broadcast quartz creates a fine, textured surface that breaks up water on the floor and gives shoes something to grip. That's a big reason quartz is chosen for kitchens, entryways, garages, and other areas that get wet.
How long does it last and is there a warranty?
A properly installed quartz epoxy floor can last many years even under heavy use. We stand behind our work with a 10-year warranty, and we only use prep and materials we trust to get there.
How much does quartz epoxy flooring cost in Los Angeles?
It depends on your square footage, the condition of the concrete, and the system you choose, so we don't quote blind. We give free, honest on-site estimates across the LA area. Call (747) 888-1445 and we'll come take a look.