Epoxy Countertops in Irving, TX

An affordable update for older kitchens

Many homes built decades ago still have original laminate or tile countertops. Replacing them with stone can be costly and disruptive. Epoxy countertops offer an alternative: we can often pour over existing laminate or properly prepared tile, creating a seamless, glossy surface with a custom design. The result can resemble marble, granite or quartz, or take on bold metallic and colored looks that stone cannot provide.

How it works

First, we inspect the existing countertops to make sure they are solid and level. We clean, sand and repair the surface, fill seams and grout lines, and apply a primer and base coat. Then we pour the decorative epoxy layer, manipulating colors and pigments to create the design. Finally, a clear topcoat adds depth and protection. Edges are finished to match the design, and we protect cabinets, floors and walls throughout the process.

Design styles

• Marble look: white or cream base with gray, gold or black veining.
• Metallic: swirling silver, copper, gold or colored metallic effects.
• Granite look: speckled patterns resembling natural stone.
• Solid colors: clean, modern single-color surfaces.
• Custom: embedded objects, river designs and unique patterns.

Durability and care

Epoxy countertops are hard and stain resistant, but they are not indestructible. They can scratch from knives and can be damaged by very hot pans. Always use cutting boards and trivets. Clean with mild soap and water; avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh solvents. Minor scratches can often be buffed out, and the surface can be recoated if needed.

Where we install epoxy counters

Kitchens, home bars, bathroom vanities, laundry rooms, built-in desks, restaurant and bar tops, retail counters and reception desks. Bars and counters in restaurants and lounges are especially popular, since epoxy creates a glossy, eye-catching surface that is easy to clean.

Timeline

Most countertop projects take two to four days, including preparation, pouring, and curing. You should avoid using the counters during curing. Full hardness develops over about a week, during which you should be gentle with the surface.

UV and outdoor use

Epoxy can yellow over time when exposed to direct sunlight. For counters near large windows, we use UV-resistant formulations and topcoats. We generally do not recommend epoxy for fully exposed outdoor kitchens.

Common questions

Plan your countertops

Contact us to see samples and schedule a measurement.

Rentals and quick refreshes

Landlords and investors who own older rental homes often look for durable updates that do not require tearing out cabinets. An epoxy pour over sound laminate can modernize a dated kitchen or bathroom in a few days, at a fraction of the cost and mess of stone replacement. Solid colors and simple granite-look designs are popular choices for rentals because they are timeless and easy to touch up.

Commercial counters

Restaurants, coffee shops, salons and offices use epoxy for bar tops, reception desks and display counters. The seamless surface is simple to sanitize, and the design can match a brand's colors. We can work after hours to avoid closing your business.

During the consultation we bring sample boards, discuss how you cook and use the space, and recommend a design and finish that will hold up to your routine. If epoxy is not the right fit for a busy family kitchen, we will tell you so and suggest where it would work better in the home.