Poured marble-look epoxy floor resurfaced over existing concrete

Not sure what you need?

RESURFACE IT INSTEAD OF REPLACING IT

Most worn floors, counters, vanities, showers and shop slabs in Northwest Arkansas can be coated in place — for less money, in less time, with no dumpster in the driveway.

What does surface resurfacing cost in Northwest Arkansas?

Resurfacing a concrete floor with epoxy runs $4 to $12 per square foot installed, and countertops, vanities or shower surrounds run $35 to $70 per square foot. That's typically half the cost of replacement because the surface you already own becomes the substrate — no demolition, disposal or plumbing work, and most projects finish in one to three days.

Looking for something else? Here's what we'd actually do

Plenty of people call asking about painting concrete, retiling a shower or pricing granite. Here's how each of those compares to coating what's already there.

If you're searching forConsider insteadWhyTypical cost
Concrete painting or garage floor paintGround-and-poured flake or solid color coatingPaint is 3–5 mils and lifts with hot tires. A coating is 20–60+ mils over a diamond-ground slab.$3–$9 / sq ft
Marble or stone flooringMetallic epoxy marble-look floorSame depth and veining, no grout lines, no sealing, no acid etching from wine or citrus.$8–$14 / sq ft
New granite or quartz countertopsPoured epoxy countertop over your existing topsNo demolition, no plumbing reset, and the veining is drawn to your cabinets and lighting.$35–$70 / sq ft
Countertop refinishing kitProfessionally poured flood coatKits are rolled film that wears at the edges and sink cutout within a year or two.$35–$70 / sq ft
Bathtub, vanity or cultured marble refinishingBath-rated resin resurfacing in placeYellowed cultured marble gets a fresh, modern surface without pulling plumbing.$35–$70 / sq ft
Retiling a shower or surroundSeamless resin wall panels over sound tileNo grout and no caulk joints — nothing porous left for mildew and hard water.$35–$70 / sq ft
Commercial VCT, sealed concrete or shop floorEpoxy or polyaspartic commercial systemNo strip-and-wax cycle, seamless for sanitation, back in light service in about 24 hours.$4–$12 / sq ft
Tile or LVP in a garage, basement or patioCoated slab with slip-resistant textureSeams trap Arkansas moisture; a bonded coating handles freeze-thaw, humidity and hot tires.$4–$12 / sq ft

Questions people ask

RESURFACING FAQ

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.
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Disclaimer

Every photo, video and preview on this site represents a unique, one-off job. Epoxy and metallic resin are hand-poured, so slab condition, prep, room lighting, temperature, humidity and the way pigment moves during the pour yield a different finished project every single time. AI-generated previews from our visualizer are artistic impressions only and are not a guarantee of results, color, pattern, sheen, texture or cost. No two floors are identical and yours will not be an exact match to any image shown here. Final color and finish are always confirmed on site with physical sample boards before any material is mixed. Nothing on this site is an offer, estimate, warranty or contract. See our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.