Pigmented Epoxy Floors · San Antonio, TX
Solid Color Epoxy Flooring in San Antonio
A clean, durable, cost-effective floor in the colour you choose. Ideal for warehouses, workshops and work areas, and the best system for colour-coded safety zones and line marking.
✓Budget-Friendly✓Any Colour You Need✓Safety Zones & Striping
What Is Solid Color Epoxy?
Solid color epoxy, also called pigmented epoxy, is a coloured epoxy coating that creates one clean, uniform finish across the whole floor. There are no flakes, quartz or metallic effects, just a tough, seamless surface in the colour you pick.
Because it's simpler to install than decorative systems, it's usually the most cost-effective way to protect concrete, and the easiest to recoat, repair or mark with lines later.
✓Lowest cost per sq ft
✓Bright, clean appearance
✓Easy to recoat later
✓Perfect base for striping
Protect Your Floor Without Overspending
Get a free estimate and colour samples for your San Antonio facility or home.
Colour-Coded Floors for Safer Facilities
Solid colour epoxy is the ideal base for marking walkways, hazards and work zones, so people and equipment always know where to go.
Yellow
Aisles, walkways and traffic lanes
Red
Fire equipment, hazards and restricted areas
Green
Safety stations and first-aid areas
Blue
Raw materials and work-in-progress zones
Colour schemes vary by facility. We'll match your existing safety plan or help you create one. Need a heavy-duty system? See industrial epoxy flooring.
Choose Your Colour & Finish
Popular Colours
Greys are the most popular for workspaces. Custom and brand colours are also available.
Sheen
High gloss: brightest and most reflective
Satin: softer look that hides scuffs and dust better
Satin: softer look that hides scuffs and dust better
Texture
Smooth: easiest to clean, for dry areas
Anti-slip: fine grit added for ramps, entries and wet spots
Anti-slip: fine grit added for ramps, entries and wet spots
Solid colour or flake?Solid colour is cleaner and costs less, but shows dust and tyre marks more. If hiding dirt matters most, choose flake.
See Flake Epoxy →
Where Solid Color Epoxy Makes Sense
Warehouses
Large areas with marked aisles at a sensible cost.
Auto Shops & Service Bays
Bright, cleanable floors that resist oil and fluids.
Manufacturing Floors
Colour-coded zones around machinery and lines.
Mechanical & Plant Rooms
Sealed, dust-free floors for equipment spaces.
Storage & Back-of-House
Practical protection where looks matter less than budget.
Home Garages & Workshops
A clean, simple garage upgrade. Garage epoxy →
Explore More Flooring Services
Solid colour is one of several systems we install at Modern Day Concrete. See our complete epoxy flooring guide, or explore related options below.
A Clean, Durable Floor in Your Colour
Warehouse, workshop or garage, we'll recommend the right colour, sheen and texture and give you a free written estimate anywhere in San Antonio.
Solid Color Epoxy FAQs
Is solid colour epoxy the same as epoxy floor paint?
No. "Epoxy paint" from a store is a thin, water-based coating that wears quickly. Our solid colour systems use professional, high-solids epoxy applied over mechanically ground concrete, creating a much thicker, harder and longer-lasting floor.
Can you match our brand or safety colours?
In many cases, yes. Along with standard greys and tans, custom colours can often be tinted to match a brand or an existing safety colour scheme. We'll show you samples before installation.
Will the colour fade or yellow over time?
Some epoxies can amber in direct sunlight. For areas near windows or open doors, we finish with a UV-stable topcoat that helps the colour stay true.
Does a solid colour floor show dirt and tyre marks?
More than a textured finish, especially in very light or very dark colours. Mid-tone greys and a satin sheen help. If hiding dirt is a priority, flake epoxy is usually the better choice.
How are safety lines added to the floor?
Lines are masked and coated with epoxy as part of the floor system, so they bond to the surface and last far longer than paint or tape. They can be added during installation or later as your layout changes.
Can a solid colour epoxy floor be recoated later?
Yes. When the surface starts to show wear, it can be lightly abraded and recoated to restore the colour and gloss, often without starting over. This makes solid colour one of the easiest systems to maintain long-term.