Some of our work:
We offer:
-Epoxy countertops whether it is a new build or a pour over existing surfaces (like old formica tops, concrete, butcher block, manmade surface or granite.)
-Shower walls and tub surrounds that look like granite
-Furniture customization
-Natural stone look on your stair treads
-Wall artwork
-Bar tops
-and much more..
Durable Resin Finish
Our epoxy-based coatings create a solid surface that will last a long time. It is impact resistant, UV resistant, chemical resistant and much more sanitary than any stone on the market due to its being a non-porous surface. No need for constant resealing of a stone surface. As with all countertop surfaces, it’s possible to damage any epoxy, however our countertops are easy to repair. When other materials are damaged they are hard to fix and sometimes even un-repairable. Our epoxy contains very low VOC ( volatile organic compound, qualifying as a green building material ) and is environmentally friendly. We don’t drill into mountains to get slabs leaving no impact on the earths mountains. Our epoxy does not release radon gas (some Granite does).
Affordable surface
Our prices start at $25 per square foot - its about a half of cheapest granite coutertop's cost and only about 25% of what most manmade surface counters run.
Unlimited Design Potential
Epoxy is likely the most versatile countertop material when it comes to design possibilities. Essentially any color or pattern you can dream of can be created. We can incorporate veins and other mineral effects found in natural stone, micas, metallics as well as manmade designs like company logos, writing, pictures etc.
High-Gloss or Honed Finish
If you like a super-shiny and glossy polished finish then you’ll love epoxy. It can also be easily honed to get that matte effect.
Seamless
We’re not limited by stone availability or slab size.
Epoxy is the only type of countertop that can offer a genuinely seamless surface for continuous color and pattern.
Heat resistant
You can set a hot dish on the surface without instantly ruining your countertop. Keep in mind that if you leave a heated baking dish or a hot coffee carafe on a layer of epoxy, it will eventually damage the surface so we recommend using trivets for hot pots to protect epoxy counters or any type of kitchen countertop from heat damage.
Easy to clean
You can use a variety of cleaning product on it without damaging the epoxy, ensuring that you have a safe place to prepare your foods. The nonporous surface is also resistant to mold and bacteria growth.