Micro cement is a thin, seamless cement-based coating applied directly over existing surfaces — floors, walls, countertops, and even furniture — to create a smooth, joint-free finish with a clean, modern look. Unlike traditional concrete, it requires no demolition or major structural work, making it one of the most versatile renovation finishes available.
Trowel Designs hand-applies micro cement in multiple thin coats, giving you full control over color, texture, and sheen — from a soft matte look to a more polished, industrial finish.
Where Micro Cement Works Best
- Kitchen and bathroom floors
- Shower walls and wet areas
- Countertops and backsplashes
- Open-concept living spaces where a continuous, seamless floor is the goal
- Commercial spaces (retail, salons, offices)
Why Choose Micro Cement
- Seamless — no grout lines or tile joints to clean or crack
- Waterproof-ready — well suited to showers, bathrooms, and kitchens
- Applied directly over existing tile or concrete in most cases, reducing demo time and cost
- Wide range of custom colors and textures
- Durable — resistant to cracking and wear in high-traffic areas
Our Process
- Consultation and surface assessment — most existing tile, concrete, and wood subfloors can be coated directly
- Color and texture selection with a physical sample
- Multi-coat hand application and sealing
- Final inspection and care instructions
Serving Los Angeles, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, Malibu, Calabasas, Thousand Oaks, Woodland Hills, and Simi Valley.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can micro cement go over existing tile?
In most cases, yes — this is one of the biggest advantages of micro cement, since it avoids the cost and mess of tile demolition.
Is micro cement waterproof?
When properly sealed, micro cement is highly water-resistant and commonly used in showers and wet areas.
How durable is micro cement flooring?
It's a durable, long-lasting surface suitable for high-traffic areas, though like any floor finish, care should be taken to avoid dragging heavy or sharp furniture across it.
