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SARAH — THE EPOXY QUEEN
Around Northwest Arkansas they just call her The Epoxy Queen, and every #PoursbySarah surface shows why. She's spent years mastering a craft most people never attempt twice — mixing, tinting and pouring resin by hand until a tired laminate counter turns into something that looks like it was quarried.
No two pours leave her hands the same. She sits down with every homeowner, matches color and veining to their cabinets, floors and light, and doesn't call a job done until the finish is glass-flat and the client is grinning. That obsession — plus a whole lot of repeat customers and referrals — is how the crown stuck.
Her story
FROM ONE COUNTERTOP TO A CROWN
Where it started
A single laminate kitchen counter, a bucket of resin and a refusal to settle for “good enough.” Neighbors saw it, asked for one, and the calling card was made.
Learning the craft
Years of hands-on practice with metallics, flake systems, quartz broadcasts and hand-veined marble finishes — plus the prep work most installers rush.
The crown
Word of mouth did the rest. Around Northwest Arkansas people stopped asking for the epoxy lady and started calling her The Epoxy Queen.
Today
Hundreds of surfaces poured across NWA — kitchens, vanities, garages, patios, shops and showrooms — still designed one-of-one, still poured by hand.
How she works
WHAT NEVER CHANGES
Prep is everything
Grinding, patching and moisture checks come before a drop of resin. It's why her floors stay bonded.
Designed with you
Color, veining and sheen are matched to your cabinets, floors and light — never a catalog number.
Poured in place
No tear-out, no landfill trip. Your existing surface becomes the new one.
Done means done
The job isn't finished until the finish is glass-flat and you're grinning at it.
WORK WITH SARAH
Send a few photos of your space and she'll tell you honestly what's possible, what it costs, and how long it takes. Serving Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, Springdale, Bella Vista and all of Northwest Arkansas.