Epoxy Countertops

Epoxy Countertops in Central Indiana

Poured over the counters you already have. No tear-out, no dumpster, and a finish sealed hard enough to set a hot pan on.

The Problem

Countertops date a kitchen fastest.

Countertops are the single thing that dates a kitchen fastest. Laminate from the nineties, builder-grade tile with grout lines that never come clean, or a stone pattern that was fashionable two decades ago and isn't now.

Replacing them is a real project. The old tops come out, which usually means damage to the cabinets or the backsplash, sometimes both. There's a template visit, then a fabrication wait, then an install day, and a plumber for the sink. For most kitchens the number lands somewhere that makes people close the browser tab.

Our Solution

The substrate stays where it is.

Epoxy countertops go directly over your existing tops. Laminate, tile, wood, formica, granite — the substrate stays where it is. We prep it, bond to it, and pour a new surface over it.

No tear-out means no cabinet damage, no backsplash demolition, no dumpster, and no fabrication wait. It also means most kitchens are done in two to three days instead of two to three weeks.

The finish is poured and worked by hand, so the movement in it is real rather than printed. Once it's cured and sealed it's a hard, non-porous, seamless surface — no grout, nothing to reseal every year, and nothing for stains to soak into.

What's Included

Every Countertop Includes All Of It.

  • Evaluation of the existing tops and substrate
  • Full masking of cabinets, appliances, backsplash, and floor
  • Substrate prep and bonding primer
  • Poured epoxy system, hand-worked
  • Edge profile detailing
  • Sink and cooktop cutout detailing
  • Protective topcoat rated for heat, stain, and UV
  • Full cleanup and final walk-through with a written care guide
  • Written workmanship warranty, term stated on your estimate

Options

Three Systems.

Three systems, from clean and quiet through to the most dramatic surface we install.

Standard — solid, subtle, and veined finishes. The everyday choice, and the one most kitchens land on.

Leggari® Stone — a double-thickness pour with real stone movement and depth. Reads as natural marble or granite from any distance.

Exotic — our most involved build. Maximum depth, dramatic pattern, and no two square feet alike. Statement islands and bar tops.

Beyond countertops, the same systems go on bar tops, conference tables, dining and coffee tables, benches, shuffleboards, and vanities. If it's a hard surface, it's a candidate.

Edge profiles — square, eased, or a waterfall over an island end.

Add-ons — integrated backsplash, matching windowsills, matching bar tops.

The Work

Start to Finish.

01 · FinishedFull kitchen run, natural light
02 · BeforeSame angle, original laminate or tile
03 · PourSystem going down, hand-worked
04 · EdgeEdge profile close crop
05 · CutoutSink or cooktop cutout detail
06 · Bar TopBar top or island, wide

The Process

Four Steps, No Surprises.

Free On-Site Estimate

We measure, look at the existing tops, and go through the three systems with samples.

Prep

Mask everything, prep the substrate, prime.

Pour

The system goes down, gets worked by hand, then cures and gets topcoated. Most kitchens are two to three days.

Walk-Through

Cure schedule, care guide, and your written workmanship warranty.

Straight Answers

Questions About Epoxy Countertops.

What can it go over?

Laminate, tile, wood, formica, and stone. The existing tops need to be sound and firmly attached — we check that at the estimate.

Can I set a hot pan on it?

The topcoat is heat resistant, but a trivet is still the right habit for anything straight off a burner. Same rule as quartz.

Will it stain?

No, once cured. It's non-porous and seamless, so wine, coffee, and citrus wipe up. There's no grout and nothing to reseal annually.

How long is my kitchen out of service?

Two to three days of work, plus cure time before heavy use. Light use comes back before full use, and we give you both dates.

Does it yellow?

Not with the topcoat we use. UV stability is exactly where cheap epoxy fails, which is why the topcoat is a separate product rather than more of the same resin.

Can you match a picture I found?

Usually close, sometimes very close, never exactly — every pour is hand-worked and moves on its own. Bring the picture to the estimate and we'll be honest about how near we can get.

Want New Tops Without the Tear-Out?

Free on-site estimate. We'll look at your existing tops and bring samples of all three systems.

Call (317) 677-2796 Get Estimate