Epoxy countertop FAQs

Yes, that's the whole approach. We prep, seal, and pour directly over laminate, tile, cultured marble, butcher block, and even old stone. No demo, no plumbing disconnect for days, no dumpster. Your base becomes the foundation for the new surface.

Yes. We pour a Leggari base that's FDA-approved for food contact and seal it with a Stone Coat Ultimate Top Coat. Once cured it's non-porous, so nothing soaks in. Roll out dough, set down a wet glass, wipe up wine.

It's one of the greener ways to redo a surface. The Leggari base is low-to-no VOC and the Stone Coat top coat is a 100% eco-friendly urethane. We also keep waste low by not hauling out an old slab.

Most projects run about 40 to 50% under a granite or quartz replacement installed. Because it's custom design work, hand-mixed for your room, we quote every job on its own. Use our measuring tool for a planning estimate.

Most kitchens are two to three days on site. Light use within about 48 hours, full hardness in roughly a week.

We fix it on site. A chip gets sanded and re-poured in that spot and blends back in. Granite or quartz usually means a whole new slab.

We can get close to almost anything. Bring a photo, a swatch, or your cabinet color and we mix to it. White and gold marble, black with copper, warm earth tones, solid matte, your call.

No. The surface is non-porous and never needs the annual resealing that natural stone requires.

It handles everyday kitchen heat, but it isn't a trivet. Use a hot pad for pots straight off the burner and it stays flawless.

We're based in and serve 20+ cities. See our service areas or just ask.