The Preparation Is the Same
Flake sits in the same resin base as any other system, so it depends on the same thing: a properly ground, properly tested slab.
Skipping that step does not show on the first day. It shows in the first year.
At Big Easy Flooring we lay decorative flake floor systems for homes and businesses across New Orleans, from Metairie over to Covington and Mandeville. Contact us and we will measure the rooms and price the job.
A flake floor is a resin system with vinyl flakes broadcast into it and a clear coat over the top.
It gives you the toughness of a resin floor with a surface that hides dust and tire marks far better than a plain color does.

A plain resin floor shows every mark. A flake floor breaks up the surface, so day to day wear disappears into the pattern.
It also gives the finished floor some texture underfoot, which matters in a space that gets wet.
Flake sits in the same resin base as any other system, so it depends on the same thing: a properly ground, properly tested slab.
Skipping that step does not show on the first day. It shows in the first year.
Flake blends change how much a floor hides and how bright the space feels.
It is worth looking at samples in the actual light of the room rather than choosing from a chart.
Four steps, and you know what happens at each one before we start.

Flake size and color blend, seen in the light of the actual room rather than chosen from a chart.
The slab is looked at and moisture tested, and any existing coating is assessed.
The slab is ground and the resin base goes down. Everything after this depends on this.
Flake is broadcast into the wet base, then the excess is removed and the clear coats go over the top.
Bond failure, for the same reason as any resin system: a slab that was not properly ground or not properly dry.
A blotchy look usually means the flake was broadcast unevenly, which is a workmanship issue and shows up immediately rather than later.
A clear coat that has dulled is wear, not failure, and it is the easiest thing on this list to put right.
The same as any resin floor: sweep the grit, wash with a neutral cleaner, and deal with aggressive spills promptly.
The flake surface hides marks better than a plain color, which means it looks clean for longer, not that it is clean for longer. Keep the routine up anyway.
The clear coat is the wearing layer. In a busy space it can be refreshed without touching the floor underneath.
No two flake flooring jobs price the same, because no two rooms are sitting on the same thing.
We will not quote a rate over the phone, because a rate without a measure is a guess with a number on it. We come out, measure, test what needs testing and put it in writing.
It is the same resin underneath. The flakes change how it looks and how it hides wear, not what it is made of.
Some systems do and some do not. We will tell you which one suits an exposed slab.
Blends change over time, so a close match is realistic and an exact one often is not.
Several coats with cure time between them. You get the timeline at the free consultation.
A free on-site measure, a written quote, and a straight answer about what suits the space. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
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