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Completed garage, patio and commercial floors across Greater Houston — photographed on the job, with the system and scope named.

What goes on this page

The case-study archive admits one thing only: completed floors we installed, photographed on site, with the scope and system named. No renders, no manufacturer photography, and no stock images of somebody else’s garage. Illustrations of a finish appear elsewhere on the site and are labelled as illustrations — none of them will ever appear here.

Further down this page is a second set of photographs, kept deliberately separate: real floors of ours that have no case study, because the city, the slab size and the blend were never recorded alongside the pictures. Those are published as photographs and nothing more. Holding the two groups apart is the whole point — a portfolio padded out with images we did not shoot, or with captions we cannot evidence, would look more impressive today and be worth nothing to you as proof.

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Completed floors

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Floors we have installed

11 photographs from our own jobs. Read the note below before the pictures — it says what these are and, just as importantly, what they are not.

Real floors, nothing else claimed

Every photograph here is a floor we installed, shot on one of our own jobs. None of them carries a city, a slab size, a blend name or a date, because those records were not kept alongside these particular photographs — and a plausible caption is not the same thing as a true one. When we can evidence the details, the floor moves to the project archive with all of them named.

  • A blue, grey and white flake garage floor photographed at floor level from the back wall, with the garage door open to daylight and the topcoat reflecting the opening.
  • A tan, blue and black flake floor shot from ground level, showing the coating carried up over the edge of the slab rather than stopping short at the lip.
  • A grey flake garage floor where the coating is carried up and across the step at the back wall instead of stopping at the riser.
  • A finished grey and white flake floor filling a two-car garage, with pale wood storage cabinets along one wall and sunlight reaching in from the open door.
  • A white, grey and charcoal flake floor photographed low to the surface, with dappled tree shadows falling across the coating from outside the open door.
  • A grey flake floor with black and white chip photographed close to the surface, the coating running unbroken to the base of two white interior doors.
  • A near-black flake floor with a fine pale chip, photographed where the coating meets the aluminium threshold at the garage door opening.
  • A dark brown and charcoal flake garage floor under a high-gloss topcoat, photographed from floor level with the coved black base running along the back wall.
  • The same dark brown flake floor seen from ground level, the wet-look topcoat throwing highlights off every chip in the foreground.
  • Close detail of a brown and tan flake surface, showing how densely the chips are packed together underneath the clear topcoat.
  • A close overhead view of grey, white and black flake chip packed edge to edge beneath a glossy clear coat, with no bare resin showing through.

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