Epoxy Countertops in Kent, WA

A seamless surface in your space

Epoxy countertops are poured in place. We protect the room, prepare the existing counter, then build up layers of primer, color and clear resin that flow into a smooth, seamless surface. The finished top can look like white marble, dark granite, flowing metallic, wood with resin inlays or a solid modern color. Because everything is done on site, there is no fabrication shop, no template visit and no seams.

Why owners choose resin tops

Many homes on the hills still have laminate or tile counters from decades ago. Replacing them with stone means demolition, plumbing work and a kitchen out of service for days or weeks. Pouring over the existing base is usually faster and less disruptive, and it lets you choose a look that would be costly or impossible in natural stone. It also makes sense in rentals, basement bars, laundry rooms and bathrooms where you want a fresh surface without a full remodel.

What we can coat

• Laminate and Formica counters in good structural condition.
• Tiled counters, after grout lines are filled and leveled.
• Plywood or MDF bases for new builds and bars.
• Bathroom vanities and laundry tops.
• Garage and shop workbenches.
• Commercial bar tops, reception desks and tables.

The process

1. Cover cabinets, floors and appliances with plastic and tape.
2. Sand and clean the existing surface and repair any damage.
3. Apply a bonding primer and build edges.
4. Pour and work the color layers to create the pattern.
5. Pour a clear flood coat for depth and protection.
6. Let it cure, then reinstall sinks and fixtures as needed.

Most kitchens take two to three days, with time between coats for curing. Light use can usually resume after a few days, with full cure in about a week.

Designing your look

We can show photos of finished tops and make sample boards. White and gray marble effects are popular in kitchens because they brighten the room. Darker stone and metallic looks suit bars and basement entertainment areas. Wood bar tops with clear resin and inlays work well in game rooms and businesses.

Caring for epoxy counters

Resin is tough and waterproof, but it is not stone. Use cutting boards, because knives scratch any glossy surface. Use trivets for hot pans, since high heat can mark epoxy. Clean with mild soap and water and avoid abrasive pads. Fine scratches that build up over years can be polished out or refreshed with a new clear coat.

Workbenches and garages

A resin-coated workbench resists oil, solvents and glue, wipes clean and looks great alongside a coated garage floor. Many homeowners add one when we do their floor.

Commercial counters

Bars, cafes, salons and offices use epoxy tops for durable, seamless surfaces that match their brand. We work after hours when needed so you do not lose business.

Rentals and quick refreshes

Landlords and owners preparing a house for sale often choose resin tops because the update is fast and makes an immediate visual difference. A dated kitchen or bathroom can look new in a few days, without the cost or downtime of stone fabrication. We can also coat matching backsplashes, window sills and laundry shelves for a coordinated look throughout the unit, and we schedule around tenant turnovers so the unit is ready for move-in on time.

Is your counter a good fit?

The existing base must be sound and level. If the substrate is water damaged or sagging, we will recommend fixing or replacing it first. During the estimate we check the counters and explain what is possible.