Our portfolio
Epoxy Flooring Projects Across New Jersey
Explore our recent epoxy installations for residential garages, commercial spaces, healthcare facilities, and industrial floors throughout the region.
Decorative Flake Epoxy Systems
Decorative flake is a resin-and-chip system. Colored vinyl chips get broadcast into a base coat of pigmented epoxy, then locked in under a clear topcoat. The finished surface hides the minor slab imperfections that show through on bare concrete and holds up to daily traffic without the ongoing polishing or specialized cleaning that other floor systems require.
The installations in this grid include residential garages, commercial corridors, office floors, and lighter retail environments across New Jersey. Chip blends get customized per project. Neutral palettes tend to work in corporate settings, while bolder color combinations are more common in garages and showrooms, where the floor is part of the aesthetic.
Where We Install
Netzach installs epoxy flooring throughout New Jersey, with regular projects in Mercer, Burlington, Camden, Ocean, Monmouth, and Middlesex counties. Coverage extends into surrounding regions on request. Project sizes range from single-bay residential garages to industrial facilities of several thousand square feet.
Metallic Epoxy Systems
Metallic epoxy suspends pigmented metallic powders in the resin. When the material gets hand-worked during the pour, the pigments settle into marbled, cloud-like patterns that read differently as you move around the room and shift under different lighting. Every pour is one-off. Even with an identical pigment palette, no two finished floors match.
The installations shown are from showrooms, retail interiors, offices, and residential spaces across New Jersey. Color choices happen during the design conversation, and the range runs from subdued (soft pearl over graphite) to high-contrast (copper against black).
Waterproof Epoxy Systems
Waterproof epoxy creates a continuous, seamless membrane across the substrate, with cove base available where the application calls for a fully encapsulated floor-to-wall surface. The system gets built for environments that see standing water, washdowns, chemical exposure, or sanitary requirements that don't tolerate seams.
The projects in this grid are from industrial mechanical rooms and equipment spaces across New Jersey. Adjacent applications include commercial kitchens, food processing areas, healthcare corridors, and basements where moisture is an active, ongoing concern.
