Poured on site
We pour epoxy over existing counters or new bases, creating seamless surfaces that look like marble, granite, metallic stone or solid colors.
Basement bars and kitchenettes
Many finished basements include a wet bar or kitchenette. Epoxy counters are a cost-effective way to make these spaces stand out, with custom colors that match metallic floors or décor.
Kitchen refresh
Builder-grade laminate counters can be transformed without demolition. The kitchen is out of service for only a few days.
Offices and workspaces
Home offices, reception desks and conference tables benefit from durable, seamless tops in brand or design colors.
Process
We protect the space, sand and prime, build edges, pour color layers and finish with a clear coat. Most projects take two to three days.
Care
Use cutting boards and trivets, clean with mild soap and avoid abrasives. Scratches can be buffed or recoated.
Design options
Marble-look counters with soft gray veining suit bright kitchens. Granite-style speckled patterns hide crumbs and daily wear. Metallic pours in copper, gold, silver or charcoal make basement bars and modern kitchens stand out. Solid colors in white, black or gray give a clean, simple look. We share photos of past projects and can make a sample before work starts.
Compared with stone and laminate
New laminate is inexpensive but shows seams and chips at the edges. Quartz and granite are beautiful but require templating, fabrication and weeks of waiting, plus higher costs. Poured epoxy is seamless, custom and quicker to install, making it a strong option for basement bars, laundry rooms and budget-friendly kitchen updates. It also handles long runs and odd shapes without visible seams.
Heat and scratches
Epoxy is durable but not stone. Hot pans can mark it and knives can scratch it. Use trivets and cutting boards. Light wear can be buffed, and deeper damage can be sanded and recoated, which is easier than repairing natural stone.
Is your counter a good candidate?
The base must be solid and level. Water-damaged or sagging counters need repair first. We check this during the estimate and explain any extra work needed.
Living with the project
We contain dust and odors and give you a day-by-day plan so you can arrange meals and access. Most kitchens are back in service within a few days, far less than a traditional countertop replacement.
Commercial counters
Offices, salons, cafes and retail shops use epoxy for reception desks, service counters and tables. The seamless surface is easy to clean and can match brand colors.
Laundry rooms and workspaces
Laundry folding counters, mudroom benches and craft or hobby tables all benefit from a seamless, wipeable surface. Epoxy resists water and detergents and can be poured to fit any shape. Garage workbenches can be coated too, giving a tough surface that resists oil and stains. These smaller projects are often completed in a couple of days.
Matching your style
We bring samples, discuss lighting and cabinetry and help you choose a look that fits the room.
Cost factors
Price depends on square footage, edge details, the number of colors, the condition of the existing counter and whether backsplashes are included. Metallic and marble designs take more labor than solid colors. Our written quotes break down each item so you can choose the options that fit your budget, and we can phase a kitchen and a basement bar separately if that helps.
Have questions about a specific counter? Send a few photos with rough measurements, and we will tell you whether it is a good candidate and what the project would involve before scheduling a visit.
Plan your countertop
Call (000) 000-0000 for a free estimate.