Advanced Surface Systems · Orlando, FL
Colored chips seeded into wet resin give plain concrete pattern, grip and a more forgiving appearance. We offer two distinct versions: full flake, saturated edge to edge, and partial flake, a sparse scattering over a tinted base.
Full flake from $5/sq ft · Partial flake garages from $900.
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Finished Work
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Serving Central Florida
10 photos · 1 video · Completed
Serving Central Florida
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Serving Central Florida
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Serving Central Florida
5 photos · 5 videos · Completed
Same name, separate products, separate prices. Head to head:
| Full flake | Partial flake | |
|---|---|---|
| Chip density | Saturated edge to edge | Sparse |
| Tinted base | Hidden | Visible between chips |
| Underfoot | Grippy, slip-resistant texture | Lighter texture |
| Chips consumed | Several times more | A fraction |
| Suits | Everyday garages; selected homes and businesses | Budget-minded garages |
| Price | Essential tier, $5–7/sq ft | Garages from $900 |
Full Flake
Also known as a full broadcast or chip floor. Chips keep landing on the wet resin until no tint shows anywhere; loose pieces are scraped off and vacuumed up before the polyaspartic top coat. Along with quartz, it is the system we recommend most for wet or exterior concrete.
What you get is an evenly speckled, grippy surface — the more slip-resistant of the two. The multi-tone speckle is also what people mean by a forgiving floor: everyday grit and small marks blend in instead of standing out against one flat shade. Households pick it for daily parking, and it also suits selected storefronts and offices.
Want a chip blend designed around a collection? Custom flake belongs to our Signature tier ($7–10/sq ft) and pairs with bespoke garage designs.
Partial Flake
Partial flake garages from $900
Here the chips are sprinkled sparingly, so the tint beneath stays on show. Far fewer chips means far less material cost, which explains most of the gap in price.
Applied carefully, it still looks tidy and complete. We don't market it as slip-resistant; when traction matters most, go full.
Almost everyone calls both of these "flake." That is where quotes get confusing: a partial flake price and a full flake price can look far apart on paper, simply because they describe different floors.
So when you compare numbers, ask one question: is this quote partial flake or full flake? For reference, our partial flake garages start at $900, while full flake runs $5–7/sq ft — about $2,250–3,150 for a 450 sq ft garage.
Project Progress
Photo by photo: before, during and completed. Projects marked In Progress show the floor before the top coat.
Serving Central Florida
5 photos · Before · Completed
Serving Central Florida
12 photos · 1 video · During · Completed
Serving Tampa Bay
2 photos · Before · During
Serving Central Florida
2 photos · Before · Completed
Serving Central Florida
2 photos · 4 videos · During
Serving Central Florida
10 photos · 5 videos · Before · During · Completed
Either way, chips are only seeded after the slab has been properly prepped. Our entire installation sequence covers that.
One-Day Installation
*Project timelines may vary depending on the coating system, project size, slab condition, repairs, moisture conditions and required surface preparation.
*Most areas up to about 500–600 sq ft are installed in one day; metallic systems take about 3 days.
Walking and parking on it come later — see the garage timetable.
Full flake is Essential at $5–7/sq ft; custom flake is Signature at $7–10/sq ft; partial flake garages start at $900. Project minimum: $900.
Yes. "Chip" and "flake" are two names for the same decorative pieces broadcast into the base coat, and "full broadcast" means full flake.
Full flake. Saturated coverage leaves a rough, slip-resistant texture. The sparse version is lighter underfoot, and we don't claim traction for it.
Usually because one is partial flake and the other is full flake. Ask each company which one they are pricing before you compare.
It consumes a fraction of the chips. That keeps it an entry option, starting at $900.
Yes, in selected commercial spaces — see commercial coatings.
Yes. Custom flake sits in our Signature tier; describe the look on the phone and we'll go through options.
Vehicles can go back in after 5 days. The full timeline is on our garage page.
Describe the space on a quick call. We'll help you decide and price it precisely.
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