Absolute Concrete Coating & Cleaning
Kitchens & Countertops
Metallic epoxy floors and countertop resurfacing for kitchens that need to perform as hard as they look.
WHO WE SERVE
A kitchen floor takes more daily abuse than almost any other room in the house — dropped pans, spilled sauce, foot traffic from breakfast to last dishes. Metallic epoxy gives it a sealed, high-gloss finish that wipes clean and holds up to that use, and the same system can resurface a tired countertop instead of replacing it outright.
For homeowners
Homeowners choose metallic epoxy for a kitchen floor that looks intentional and cleans up with a damp mop. Countertop resurfacing is the same idea applied to a surface that's seen its share of knife nicks and stains.
For facilities
Restaurant and facility kitchens get the same sealed, wipe-clean floor without the grout lines and grime traps of tile — built to handle the traffic a working kitchen throws at it.
WHY IT LASTS
Built to perform.
No grout, no traps
A seamless epoxy pour skips the grout lines that catch grease and grime in a typical tile kitchen floor.
Wipes clean, sanitizes easy
Spills, splatters, and daily foot traffic wipe up on a sealed, non-porous surface — no scrubbing grout, no resealing tile every year.
A finish, not just a floor
Metallic epoxy's marbled depth turns the floor into part of the kitchen's design instead of something you just walk on.
Countertops, resurfaced not replaced
The same metallic system can go over an existing countertop — a way to change the look without a full tear-out.
Built to handle a working kitchen
Dropped pans, rolling carts, daily traffic — the sealed topcoat is sized for the wear a kitchen actually sees.
CHOOSE YOUR FINISH
Both systems start with the same prep.
Flake
Not typically used on kitchen floors — flake's texture is built for garages and basements, not a surface you're barefoot on daily.
Explore the Flake System →Metallic Epoxy
Our standard kitchen and countertop finish — smooth, sealed, and marbled rather than textured.
Explore the Metallic Epoxy System →Countertops are metallic epoxy only. Flake stays on floors.
THE LOOK
See the systems we install.
THE ABSOLUTE PROCESS
A perfect job is in the prep & application.
Grind
Diamond grinders open the concrete pores so the epoxy bonds chemically, not just mechanically.
Details
Hand grinders and edgers cut into every corner, wall line, and control joint the big planetary machine can't reach. The edges are where the craftsmanship shows.
Tape
Every baseboard, wall, and transition is masked so the coating stops in a crisp, deliberate line — no overspray, no slop.
Pour
Epoxy base coat goes down, then the flake or metallic system is applied to ensure everything cures together.
Seal
A topcoat of clear polyaspartic seals the floor hard — UV-stable, chemical-resistant, traffic-ready.
Happy Customer
The tape comes off, the door goes up, and you park on a floor built to be shown off. All warranty and aftercare information is given at the completion of the job.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Answers before you ask.
Can metallic epoxy go over my existing countertop?
In most cases — the countertop needs a sound, properly prepped surface underneath. We'll check the material and condition on-site before confirming it's a fit.
Is a metallic epoxy kitchen floor slippery?
Topcoat and sheen level affect slip resistance, and we can adjust for a kitchen floor specifically. Tell us it's a kitchen when you request a quote and we'll factor it in.
How long is the kitchen out of use during the job?
It depends on the footprint and whether it's floor, countertop, or both. We'll walk you through timing on your quote.
Can you match my cabinet or countertop colors?
Metallic pigments come in a range of tones, and we can talk through what complements your kitchen when we quote the job — exact color matching isn't guaranteed given how the pigment moves during the pour.
Do you do just the countertop, or does it have to include the floor?
Either — floor, countertop, or both. Tell us what you're looking at and we'll quote accordingly.
Get your free quote.
Tell us about your kitchen or countertop. We'll get you a fast, honest number — no pressure, no runaround.