EPOXY FLOORING SERVICES IN FARGO, ND

Quick answer: Fargo Epoxy offers five core services in Fargo, ND and the Fargo–Moorhead area: garage floor coatings, metallic epoxy, flake epoxy, commercial epoxy flooring and interior epoxy floors. Each is installed over diamond-ground concrete. Call (701) 815-5240 for a free estimate.

Last updated October 2026 · Fargo Epoxy · (701) 815-5240

Fargo Epoxy works on concrete floors of every kind in the Red River Valley, from a single-stall garage in Moorhead to a service bay in West Fargo. Every service below uses the same foundation: a mechanically prepared slab, repaired cracks and joints, and a coating system matched to how the floor will be used. The differences are in the finish, the thickness of the system, and the demands you place on it.

Garage floor coatings

Garage floor coatings are the work most Fargo-area homeowners call about first. A garage is the hardest-working slab in a house: it collects road salt in winter, hot tire marks in summer, oil drips, bicycle kickstands and the weight of vehicles that sit for weeks at a time. We install flake, solid color and metallic systems, and we can finish them with a polyaspartic topcoat when faster return-to-service or sunlight exposure matters. If you are still deciding whether coating is worth it compared with paint, read garage epoxy vs paint.

Metallic epoxy floors

Metallic epoxy is the decorative option. Pigments are worked through clear resin so the floor has the movement of marble or liquid metal. The result is deep and glossy, and no two floors are the same. Metallic systems suit show garages, basements and entryways, and they are also used in retail spaces where the floor is part of the look. Because a glossy floor shows prep flaws, metallic work depends even more on a flat, clean, properly profiled slab.

Flake epoxy floors

Flake epoxy uses colored vinyl chips broadcast into a wet base coat, then sealed with a clear, chemical-resistant topcoat. It is the most common garage system in northern climates because it hides dirt and salt residue, provides some texture underfoot, and masks minor slab imperfections. It also works on patios, porches and walkways. The flake vs metallic comparison explains how to choose between the two looks.

Commercial epoxy flooring

Commercial epoxy flooring covers shops, warehouses, retail floors, restaurants, showrooms and service bays. Commercial floors face forklift traffic, rolling loads, chemicals and cleaning regimes that residential floors never see, and they often need to return to service quickly. Scheduling around business hours is a normal part of this work.

Interior epoxy flooring

Interior epoxy flooring means basements, mudrooms, laundry rooms, hobby spaces and finished living areas. Fargo-area basements raise a specific question about moisture coming up through the slab, which is why we wrote the basement epoxy and moisture guide. A good interior coating starts with an honest conversation about the slab.

Which service is right for me?

If the floor is in a garage and the goal is protection and easy cleaning, a flake system is the usual starting point. If the goal is a showpiece look, ask about metallic. If sun, fast cure or a longer-lasting clear coat is the priority, ask about a polyaspartic topcoat and read polyaspartic vs epoxy. If the space is a business, start with the commercial page. And if you are not sure, call (701) 815-5240; an on-site estimate is free and the conversation is not a sales pitch.

What every Fargo Epoxy job includes

• A free on-site estimate with the scope written down
• Diamond grinding or comparable mechanical prep
• Crack and joint treatment before coating
• A layered system with a durable wear coat
• A final walkthrough and clear instructions on cure times and care

You can read the full sequence on the installation process page, and the cost drivers in the pricing guide.

A note on getting the right fit

Most people searching for epoxy flooring in the Fargo area are comparing three things: appearance, durability and cost. We try to separate those three questions so you do not pay for a feature you will never use. A flake floor in a daily-driver garage is a durability choice first and an appearance choice second. A metallic floor in a finished basement reverses those priorities. Knowing your own priority makes the estimate conversation much shorter, and it is the best way to compare the written scopes you receive.

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