Microcement, stone carpet, epoxy and concrete resurfacing. One team, installed to spec, for homes and commercial spaces across [confirm service area].
We apply proven MCC systems. The right one depends on the surface, the traffic, and the look you're after — we'll tell you which at the assessment.
A seamless, pigmented cement finish just 2–3 mm thick. No joints, no grout lines. Goes over existing tiles, screed or concrete. Any colour, matte to satin, sealed hard-wearing.
A bound natural-stone overlay laid over existing paving or slab. Hard-wearing, slip-resistant, with permeable options. Natural and coloured stone blends.
High-build epoxy and resin systems that take real traffic. Clean industrial solids, or decorative flake and metallic finishes. Easy to clean, chemical-resistant.
Self-levelling overlays that bring a worn or uneven concrete floor back to a smooth, sealed surface — without the mess and cost of ripping it out.
If it's a floor, a wall or an outdoor surface, there's usually a system for it.
We check the surface, talk through the look, show you samples, and give you a fixed written quote.
Grinding, priming, crack treatment and levelling — the part that makes the finish last.
Base and finish coats, cured between passes. Most rooms take a few days, larger areas longer.
Protective sealer, a care sheet, and a walk-through so you know how to look after it.
No. It's a cement-based system trowelled on in layers and sealed. It bonds to the surface, wears like concrete, and gives a continuous finish with no joints or grout lines. Paint sits on top and chips; microcement is part of the surface.
Usually yes. Microcement and self-levelling overlays are designed to go over sound tiles, screed or concrete once the surface is properly prepared. We confirm at the assessment.
Microcement adds only about 2 to 3 mm, so doors and skirtings are rarely affected. Overlays and stone carpet are thicker; we'll tell you the build-up for your job.
Depends on the area and the system. A bathroom might be a few days; a large floor longer. Light use typically after a few days, full cure and heavy traffic a little later. Your quote spells out the timeline.
Yes — there are specific exterior systems for patios, pool surrounds and driveways, with UV-stable sealers. We won't put an indoor-only product outside.
These systems flex more than tile and we treat existing cracks and movement joints during prep. No finish is bulletproof, but done right on a sound substrate it holds up well.
A wide pigment range across matte to satin. We bring samples to the assessment so you can see them in your own light.
Area, the state of the existing surface, how much prep and levelling is needed, the system chosen, and access. The assessment turns that into a fixed number.
Tell us about the space and we'll come take a look, bring samples, and quote it properly.