- What surfaces can be resurfaced with epoxy?
- Concrete floors, garages, basements, patios and pool decks; kitchen counters, islands and bar tops; bathroom vanities, cultured marble and shower surrounds; stair treads, wall panels and commercial shop, clinic and retail floors. If the surface is sound and can be mechanically profiled, it can usually be coated instead of replaced.
- Is resurfacing cheaper than replacing?
- Almost always. Epoxy countertops run $35–$70 per square foot versus $50–$200 for granite or quartz replacement, and coated concrete runs $4–$12 per square foot versus $8–$20 for tile — before demolition, disposal and plumbing costs.
- Do I have to tear anything out first?
- Rarely. Epoxy bonds over laminate, tile, cultured marble, dated stone and old coatings once they're ground or sanded to a profile. Only loose, hollow or water-damaged material has to come out.
- I don't know which product I need — can you help?
- That's most of our calls. Send photos and rough measurements of the space and you'll get an honest recommendation, including the times another trade is the better answer.
- Do you resurface commercial properties?
- Yes — shops, warehouses, salons, clinics, restaurants and retail across Northwest Arkansas, scheduled nights and weekends when a closure isn't an option.