Colored quartz sand broadcast twice into resin and sealed under polyaspartic. It's what goes into commercial kitchens, locker rooms and pool decks — and it makes a spectacular heavy-duty garage or shop floor.
A quartz system is built like a flake floor but with colored quartz sand instead of vinyl chips, and broadcast twice: base coat, quartz, another resin coat, more quartz, then grout and topcoat. The result is the thickest, hardest decorative floor in our lineup — the one specified for commercial kitchens, veterinary clinics, locker rooms and pool decks, where floors get wet, hot, hit and scrubbed every day.
For homeowners, quartz is the answer when a floor has to be both beautiful and bulletproof: a shop with a lift, an RV bay, a pool deck, a mudroom with three dogs, an outdoor kitchen. The look is a fine speckled granite that reads more uniform than flake and gives real traction underfoot.
Quartz aggregate in resin resists impact, abrasion, forklifts and floor jacks better than any flake system.
The sand texture is the top choice around pools and in wet commercial spaces.
Seamless and coved when needed; meets the standards used in food-service and medical settings.
Double broadcast produces a heavy film that hides slab imperfections and lasts decades.
Dozens of color blends from soft sandstone to bold speckle.
UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat makes it as happy on a pool deck as in a warehouse.
Every SwiftHand floor follows the same sequence. Skipping a step is how coatings fail, so we don't.
Measure the space, check the slab for moisture and old coatings, pick a finish. You get a written price — online in minutes or in person.
We grind the concrete with dust-controlled diamond grinders to open the pores. Never acid etching, which is why our floors don't peel.
Cracks, pits, spalls and control joints are filled with polyurea joint filler and mender, then ground flush. Moisture is tested before anything goes down.
A pigmented polyurea/polyaspartic base coat is rolled on and wets into the ground concrete for a mechanical bond.
Vinyl flake is broadcast to full rejection (or metallic, quartz or solid color applied), then scraped smooth once set.
A clear polyaspartic topcoat locks it all in — chemical, UV and hot-tire resistant. Walk on it that evening; park on it in about 48 hours.
Quartz systems price at roughly $7–$12 per square foot depending on single vs. double broadcast, texture and any cove base. Large commercial areas price lower per foot. Get an instant number or book a walkthrough.
Financing: 0% APR for up to 12 months and $0 down through Wisetack on approved credit — a $3,000 floor is $250 a month, interest-free. Financing details.
Representative photos of the systems on this page. Photos of SwiftHand projects are added as jobs complete.
Flake for most garages — it's beautiful, durable and less expensive. Quartz when the floor takes real abuse: lifts, heavy trailers, welding, or a shop that gets hosed out.
It has a fine sandpaper texture that gives grip. We can add a grout coat and extra topcoat for a smoother surface where sanitation or rolling carts matter.
Yes. We install integral cove for commercial kitchens, wash bays and medical spaces so there's no seam at the wall.
Yes — with a polyaspartic topcoat, quartz is our first recommendation for pool decks and outdoor entertaining areas.
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