

Warm stained-concrete garage
The original slab remained visible, but layered color and a protective finish changed the entire character of the garage.
See the case studyThe work is the proof
Garages are our focus now. The archive also includes basements, commercial kitchens, food-production floors, retail interiors, patios, pools, and the preparation beneath them.
Start with two transformations
Commercial aggregate epoxy
Food-production environment

Commercial kitchen
Epoxy cove system

Residential garage
Full-flake finish

Decorative concrete
Layered stain

Installation
Commercial production

Pool-deck transformation
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New project story
See the worn starting point, the hand work around the pool details, and the warm finished deck framing the open pool.
View the pool-deck projectBefore and after


The original slab remained visible, but layered color and a protective finish changed the entire character of the garage.
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Mechanical preparation and a broadcast flake system turned a worn slab into a brighter, easier-to-maintain working garage.
See the case studySelected work
Some projects are about the finished look. Others are more useful because you can see where the floor started, what had to be fixed, or what the work looked like along the way.
Outdoor · Before & after
Layered color and a contrasting border restored a broad residential pool deck without replacing the concrete.
Commercial · Aggregate epoxy
A broad commercial installation that shows Bella Rocca can work beyond residential-scale floors.
Commercial · Epoxy cove
The floor turns cleanly up the wall to create a durable, easier-to-clean transition in a demanding kitchen environment.
Garage · Stained concrete
Layered color keeps the concrete visible and creates a more individual finish than a traditional flake floor.
Garage · Full-flake system
A bright, practical garage finish designed for everyday use and straightforward cleanup.
Garage · Full-flake system
A wide finished-floor view showing the visual consistency of the broadcast flake system.
Garage · Solid-color epoxy
A bright solid-color direction for homeowners who want a cleaner, less patterned garage floor.
Garage · Finished detail
A finished Park City floor shown in the space it was built to serve—not only on installation day.
Garage · Finish detail
A close view of the coverage, color blend, and texture that disappear in wide room photographs.
Basement · Dark brown stain
A dark brown stained floor added warmth and depth while leaving the natural character of the concrete visible.
Basement · Deep brown faux finish
Layered brown color gave the floor visible movement and a finished look without making the concrete look manufactured.
Outdoor · Before & after
A worn exterior slab was refinished in gray so the patio looked cleaner and fit the surrounding home more naturally.
Process · Adhesive removal
Old material and contamination have to come off before the new system can become part of the slab instead of merely sitting on it.

Commercial transformation
The time-lapse compresses the part customers rarely see: removing the old surface, preparing the concrete, building the new floor, and returning the space to service.
Preparation is part of the portfolio
These are not beauty shots. They are evidence that Bella Rocca understands removal, surface preparation, cleaning, and installation—not merely the final coat.

Substrate preparation
Removing old adhesive and contamination

Active installation
Commercial floor built in stages

Surface cleaning
A visible cleaning pass before protection


Published work
The archive includes decorative pool and outdoor work substantial enough to earn industry publication—not just another completed garage.
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