Designed By Kingz LLC. Epoxy floors in Yuma, Arizona.

Metallic, flake and solid epoxy floors, grinding, polished concrete and countertops. Yuma, Arizona.

Designed By Kingz

Quality floors built different.

Designed By Kingz is an epoxy flooring company in Yuma, Arizona. Adrian started it in 2024 and it has been floors ever since: metallic, flake, solid color, polished concrete, and the grinding that goes under all of it. Houses and commercial buildings both, and countertops as well as floors.

  • 2024Floors since
  • 24/7Open
  • YumaBased in
  • US wideFor big jobs
About Designed By Kingz
The finished blue, black and white metallic epoxy floor across an empty warehouse, glossy under the shop lights
Blue, black and white metallic, warehouse floor.
Our own footage

How a metallic floor goes down.

Scroll and watch one of our warehouse floors go down, from the bare slab to the finished shine.

  1. 01

    Prep the slab

    Cracks and joints get filled and the concrete gets cleaned up before anything goes down.

  2. 02

    Base coat

    A black base coat goes down first, so the metallic has something deep to sit on.

  3. 03

    The pour

    The colors are mixed and poured straight onto the floor while everything is still wet.

  4. 04

    Highlights

    White goes in for the highlights and gets worked across the floor by hand.

  5. 05

    It opens up

    The cells open up as it settles. No two floors come out the same.

  6. 06

    Done

    A finished metallic floor, glossy wall to wall.

A finished blue, black and white metallic epoxy floor in a warehouse
The work

No two floors the same.

Every photo here is one of our own floors or countertops.

The finished blue, black and white metallic epoxy floor across an empty warehouse, glossy under the shop lights
01Metallic warehouse floor
A pink and white marbled metallic epoxy floor running wall to wall in a pink room
02Pink metallic room
A grey and black metallic epoxy floor with neon green veins, reflecting a hexagon light grid in the ceiling
03Green and grey metallic floor
Blue and white metallic epoxy swirling across a shop floor in front of a roll up door
04Metallic shop floor
A silver metallic epoxy floor marbled with purple and bright yellow streaks
05Silver, purple and gold metallic floor
A grey and white flake epoxy driveway leading up to a red tile roof house with rose bushes
06Flake driveway
A cream, grey and rust flake epoxy patio running up to a metal side gate under a blue sky
07Flake patio
A low angle across a flake epoxy driveway, the chips sharp in the foreground and the house soft behind
08Flake driveway
A bathroom vanity with a cream and tan marble look epoxy countertop poured around the sink
09Marble look vanity top
See all of our work
A bathroom vanity with a cream and tan marble look epoxy countertop poured around the sink
Not just floors

Countertops too.

The same resin work brought up onto a counter, a vanity, an island or a bar top, poured and finished all the way to the edge. This one is a marble look vanity top.

Epoxy countertops
Service area

Yuma and the Imperial Valley.

Yuma, the Foothills, Somerton, San Luis, Wellton and the Imperial Valley. Bigger jobs anywhere in the US.

FAQ

Questions people ask us.

What is a flake floor?

Flake is epoxy with vinyl chips broadcast into it while it is still wet, then sealed over the top. You end up with a speckled surface that has some texture underfoot. It is one of the three epoxy finishes we do, along with metallic and solid color.

What is the difference between flake and metallic?

Flake is chips thrown into the coating, so the pattern is even and the surface has grip to it. Metallic is pigment moved through the resin while it is wet, so the marbling is different on every floor and the finish comes out smooth and glossy.

Do you grind the concrete first?

Yes. Grinding and surface prep is its own line on our list because a coating is only as good as what is under it. We open the slab up and take off old coatings, glue and sealer so the epoxy has something to bite into.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Commercial and residential, both. A shop, a warehouse or an office gets the same prep and the same coatings as a garage floor at a house.

Do you only do floors?

No. We pour epoxy countertops too: kitchen counters, islands, bar tops and vanities.

How far do you travel?

Yuma, the Foothills, Somerton, San Luis and across into the Imperial Valley is the regular run. For a big enough job we will travel anywhere in the country. Call and tell us where you are.

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Garage, shop, warehouse, patio or countertop. Send the details and Adrian will get back to you with a quote.

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