ElementCoatings
Serving all of Colorado
Flake, metallic and solid epoxy floors, poured countertops and micro cement — installed with Torginol flake and Diamond Coat epoxy, built to survive ski boots, road salt and a Colorado freeze-thaw cycle.
What we install
Every system starts the same way — diamond grinding the slab to a proper profile, repairing cracks and spalls, then building the coating in layers. The finish is your choice. The foundation underneath it isn't negotiable.
Full-broadcast Torginol vinyl flake locked under a clear polyaspartic topcoat. The workhorse finish — hides slab imperfections, hides dirt, and shrugs off dropped tools and hot tires.
Reflective metallic pigments moved by hand while the resin is wet, so no two floors repeat. Deep, liquid, three-dimensional — the finish people stop and stare at.
Clean, uniform, high-build color in a single tone. The efficient choice for equipment rooms, storage buildings and anywhere the priority is a sealed, easy-to-mop slab.
Poured over your existing counters or a fresh substrate and hand-veined to read like natural stone. A seamless, non-porous surface at a fraction of a slab replacement.
Hand-troweled cementitious layers just millimetres thick — seamless over floors, walls, showers and stairs. Matte, tactile and continuous, with no grout lines anywhere.
Coating failure is almost always a bond failure. We diamond grind to bare, open concrete, chase and fill cracks, patch spalled edges, and moisture-test slabs before a drop of resin goes down. It adds a day. It buys you a decade.
Instant estimate
Pick a system, set the square footage, tell us what the slab looks like. You'll get a real installed range — not a "call for pricing" dead end. Every quote gets confirmed on site before any work is booked.
Published rates, added on top of the floor price. Steps and wall footage are counted on site and priced per unit — everything else is priced per square foot of the coated area.
Flake studio
These are the Torginol blends we broadcast most often in the valley. Tap one to see it rendered at floor scale and in macro detail, then send your favorite over with your quote request.
Rendered approximation. Chip size, density and topcoat gloss all shift how a blend reads in a real room — ask for a physical sample board before you make the final call.
Filter by Torginol collection, then choose a blend.
Screens can't reproduce vinyl flake exactly, and lighting changes everything. We bring physical Torginol sample boards to every walk-through so you can set them down on your own slab, in your own light, before anything gets ordered.
Before & after
Same room, same camera position, one coating system in between. Grab the divider and pull it across — or use the arrow keys.
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How a job runs
We measure, moisture-test the slab, look at cracks and drains, and set physical samples down in your own light.
One written price covering prep, materials and labor, with the system and blend spelled out. No allowances.
Diamond grinding to bare profile with dust extraction, then cracks, spalls and joints repaired and shaped.
Primer, body coat, broadcast or pigment work, then the clear topcoat — each layer inside its window.
Walk-on the same evening on most floors, vehicles back after the cure window, plus care instructions.
What goes on your slab
Coatings are only as good as the resin and the chip. We standardized on two lines and stayed there, so our mix ratios, cure windows and recoat times are second nature instead of guesswork.
Decorative flake
Torginol has been making decorative vinyl flake for decades, with blends organized into collections — Hybrid Stone, Terrazzo, Marble and more — plus solid colors for custom mixes.
Resin systems
Our resin comes from Diamond Coat, a Colorado manufacturer out of Grand Junction — a 100% solids, zero-VOC epoxy poured directly over the existing surface. Sticking with one resin family means predictable pot life, recoat windows and cure schedules.
| Product | Where it goes | Why we reach for it |
|---|---|---|
| FX Gloss Epoxy | Floors — colored and clear flood coats | Our workhorse body coat. Thicker consistency, roughly 50 sq ft per gallon on a flood coat. |
| Ultra Flex Epoxy | Colored flood coats, cold-weather work | More fluid and builds mil thickness easily. Cures in cooler rooms, which matters in a Colorado winter. |
| Non-Sag Wall Epoxy | Vertical walls, shower surrounds, patching | Holds on vertical surfaces without running, so wall and cove work stays sharp. |
| Black Label Epoxy | Multi-color metallics and dirty pours | Longer working time, so complex veining and blends can be worked without rushing. |
| Urethane topcoat | Garages, shops, high-traffic floors | Goes over the flood coat for traffic and motor-oil resistance. Traction powder or glass bead available. |
| SuperTraxx sand system | Driveways, patios, pool decks, spalled concrete | Textured non-slip coating that fills fractures and saw cuts and shrugs off snowmelt chemicals. |
| Micro cement | Floors, walls, counters, showers | Thin cement-based finish with a soft matte, natural-stone feel when epoxy gloss isn't the look. |
Typical schedule on a floor: flood coat cures within 24 hours, walk on it at 48, furniture back a couple of days after that. Product data is published by the manufacturer at diamondcoatepoxy.com; we're happy to send the sheet for the exact system quoted on your job.
Get a quote
Send it over and Dave gets back to you — usually same day. If you already ran an estimate or picked a flake blend above, both come along automatically.
We install statewide — Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley, Denver and the Front Range, Vail, Aspen and the mountain towns, Grand Junction and the Western Slope, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and Pueblo. Anywhere in Colorado, ask and we’ll get you a number.
