Professional Quartz Epoxy Flooring Systems

Quartz flooring systems combine the natural beauty of broadcast quartz aggregate with the performance of commercial-grade epoxy, creating surfaces that are both stunningly decorative and extraordinarily durable. Tru Coat Epoxy and Painting installs quartz systems across the greater Philadelphia area for clients who demand both visual impact and industrial-strength performance.

About Quartz Systems

Quartz epoxy flooring systems use colored quartz aggregate broadcast into a resinous coating to create a decorative, textured surface with exceptional durability and slip resistance. The quartz particles provide a natural stone appearance that is more sophisticated than flake and more durable than solid color coatings. These systems are the preferred choice for commercial lobbies, restrooms, locker rooms, medical facilities, food service areas, and any environment that demands beauty, sanitation, and durability in equal measure. The natural texture of broadcast quartz provides inherent slip resistance without sacrificing aesthetics. Quartz systems are available in dozens of color blends inspired by natural stone — from warm sandstone and earth tones to cool slate and granite-like patterns. Double-broadcast quartz systems provide maximum aggregate density for the most demanding commercial environments.

We are Don Resin Class Certified and Microcement Certified — two credentials that reflect our commitment to mastering the most demanding coating systems available. Based in Broomall, PA, we serve the entire greater Philadelphia area within a 150-mile radius, bringing premium craftsmanship to every project in Delaware County, Montgomery County, Bucks County, and Philadelphia County.

Quartz Systems by Tru Coat Epoxy and Painting in Broomall, PA

Benefits

Natural stone appearance with industrial-grade durability
Excellent slip resistance from quartz texture
Seamless, sanitary surface — no grout lines
Chemical and stain resistant
Available in dozens of natural color blends
Suitable for both residential and commercial applications

Our Process

Quartz system installation begins with surface preparation — diamond grinding, crack repair, and primer application. We apply the resinous base coat and immediately broadcast quartz aggregate to full refusal. Excess aggregate is removed, and a grout coat fills the surface. A clear topcoat seals the system. Double-broadcast systems repeat the broadcast and grout coat steps for maximum density. Most projects complete in 3 to 4 days.

Every project begins with a free consultation. Call (445) 444-2879 or visit our contact page to schedule yours. We serve the entire greater Philadelphia area including communities like Wayne, Haverford, Villanova, Doylestown, and Philadelphia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a quartz epoxy flooring system?

A quartz system uses colored quartz sand broadcast into a wet epoxy base coat. Once the epoxy cures, a grout coat fills the aggregate, followed by a clear topcoat. The result is a seamless, durable surface with a natural stone-like appearance and excellent slip resistance. Quartz systems are more durable than flake and more textured than solid color coatings.

Where are quartz systems commonly used?

Quartz systems are popular in commercial lobbies, restrooms, locker rooms, medical facilities, schools, food service areas, and residential bathrooms. Their combination of natural beauty, slip resistance, and chemical resistance makes them ideal for any space that needs to look great while handling heavy traffic and frequent cleaning.

How slip-resistant are quartz floors?

Very. The broadcast quartz aggregate creates a naturally textured surface that provides excellent traction, even when wet. This makes quartz systems one of the most popular choices for restrooms, locker rooms, pool areas, and commercial kitchens where slip resistance is critical for safety.

What colors are available in quartz systems?

We offer dozens of quartz color blends inspired by natural stone. Options range from warm earth tones and sandstones to cool grays, charcoals, and multi-color blends. Custom blends are available for projects that require specific color matching. We provide physical samples during consultation so you can see and feel the actual quartz aggregate.

How do quartz systems compare to flake epoxy?

Quartz systems are more durable and have better chemical resistance than flake. They provide superior slip resistance and a more natural, stone-like appearance. Flake systems are more affordable and offer virtually unlimited color combinations. Both are excellent choices — the right one depends on your specific needs, aesthetic preferences, and budget. We discuss both options during consultation.