COMMERCIAL FLOOR COATING SYSTEM SERVING THE KANSAS CITY METRO
Multi-Surface Capable
Floors, walls, stairs, bathrooms, kitchens, and feature areas in one continuous finish.
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Natural Stone Appearance
Microcement reads as one soft, continuous mineral surface with subtle trowel movement and tonal depth. It is the finish chosen for modern homes, bathrooms, retail, and hospitality interiors, where the floor and walls are meant to feel calm and intentional rather than busy.
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Slip-Resistant Surface Texture
With no grout lines, microcement removes the most common failure point in tiled bathrooms and showers. We spec a sealer rated for water exposure and continuous wear, and we can build in the right level of traction for a bathroom floor so the surface stays safe underfoot.
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Thin Profile That Preserves Existing Elevations
Microcement is built up in multiple thin coats just a few millimeters thick. It goes over your existing floors, walls, and stairs without raising heights, so doors, thresholds, and transitions stay where they are.
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Covers Discoloration, Patches, and Minor Surface Defects
Applied over existing tile, concrete, or worn flooring, microcement covers dated, stained, or mismatched surfaces with one continuous finish, so you update the look without tearing out what is already there.
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Seamless, Uniform Finish
Reads as one continuous textured surface across the entire slab without visible seams, joints, or color breaks where one section was patched or repaired previously.
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Floors, Walls, Stairs, and Counters in One Material
The same microcement finish carries across horizontal and vertical surfaces, so a floor can continue up a shower wall, across a vanity, or up a staircase as one uninterrupted material. That continuity is what makes the space read as designed rather than assembled.
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Multiple Neutral and Modern Color Options
Choose from neutral tones that work with most landscape and architecture styles, plus modern greys and warmer earth tones depending on the look you want.
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Matte or Low-Sheen Sealer Options
The sealer controls the final reflectivity. Matte reads as natural raw stone. Low-sheen adds subtle protection and slight reflection without making the surface look glossy or wet.
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Optional Accent Borders and Patterning
Define spaces, add visual interest, or break up large slab areas with custom borders and patterns that take the floor beyond a single uniform field of color.
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Goes Over Existing Surfaces, No Demolition
Microcement is applied over your existing substrate, so there is no demolition, no hauling out old tile or flooring, and far less debris and downtime than a full tear-out and replacement.
Project Portfolio
Durable Coating Solutions, Trustworthy Finishes That Last
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Exclusive commercial-grade quality
Our coating systems are sourced directly from specialized manufacturers, and matched to your specific substrate, traffic, and environment for lasting results.
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Specialized in high-quality, long-lasting work
Our high-build, low-odor application minimizes production downtime while ensuring durability.
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Dedicated, specialized crews
Our skilled team guarantees slip-resistant, impact- and abrasion-resistant, low-maintenance, and cost-effective flooring solutions.
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Capability to handle any floor size
Our coatings are built to fit your needs, providing long-lasting protection and a pristine finish.
Quick Process
Workmanship Warranty
High-Strength
Cleaning is a Snap
Hand-applied, not roller-applied
Substrate evaluation before any cement goes down
Honest about the artisan nature of the finish
Sealing matched to the use
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What is microcement flooring?
Microcement is a polymer-modified cement overlay applied by hand in multiple thin coats over a prepared substrate. The system is just a few millimeters thick. It produces a seamless, continuous surface with no grout lines, no joints, and no visual breaks. After application, the surface is sealed for stain protection and durability. Microcement is used on floors, walls, stairs, bathrooms, kitchens, and feature areas where a clean, modern look is the design goal.
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How much does microcement flooring cost?
Pricing depends on square footage, substrate condition, the prep work required, the number of coats, the color and finish selected, the sealer specification, and the experience level needed for the application. Microcement is hand-applied artisan work, which makes it more expensive per square foot than production coatings. Select Coatings provides free onsite estimates so the number you see is built around your specific project, not a generic per-square-foot rate.
Call us at 913-349-6689 for a FREE estimate.
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How does microcement compare to polished concrete?
Polished concrete relies on the slab itself. The slab is mechanically ground through finer and finer grits and chemically densified to create gloss and durability. Microcement is the opposite approach. It is a thin overlay applied on top of the existing surface. The look is controlled by the applicator, not the slab. Polished concrete is industrial and slab-driven. Microcement is design-driven and surface-focused. Different goals, different systems.
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Can microcement be used in bathrooms and wet areas?
Yes. Microcement is widely used in bathrooms, showers, kitchens, and wet areas because it eliminates grout lines, which are the most common failure point in tiled surfaces. The sealer specification matters more in wet areas than anywhere else. We use sealers rated for water exposure and continuous wear, and we walk you through the maintenance schedule that keeps the floor performing in those conditions.
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How long does microcement last?
Service life depends on the substrate quality, the applicator experience, the sealer chosen, the traffic level, and the maintenance program. Properly applied microcement in a residential interior can last well over a decade. Wet areas and high-traffic commercial spaces benefit from periodic resealing to extend service life. Failures typically come from skipped substrate prep, unaddressed moisture, or the wrong sealer for the application.
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When is microcement NOT the right system?
If you need a high-gloss mirror finish, heavy industrial chemical resistance, or aggressive slip-resistant texture, microcement is not the right system. It is a decorative architectural finish, not an industrial coating. Garage floors with hot tire pickup, manufacturing floors with chemical exposure, or commercial kitchens with extreme thermal cycling need different systems. We will tell you that during the estimate.
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Will my microcement floor look uniform, or will there be variation?
There will be variation. Microcement is hand-applied. Subtle tonal differences, texture, and trowel patterns are part of the finish. This is not a defect. It is the design. If you are looking for a machine-perfect, factory-uniform surface, microcement is not the right system. The natural variation is exactly what makes the floor read as architectural rather than manufactured.
3,000+
Satisfied Customers
We take pride in our 3,000+ satisfied customers, a testament to our commitment to excellence and high-quality service.
25+
Years of Experience
Our 25+ years of experience in the industry stand as proof of our reliability, skill, and dedication to delivering the best.
Multi-Year
Residential & Commercial Workmanship Warranty
Enjoy peace of mind with our 15-year residential and 1-to-5-year commercial workmanship warranty.
Service Areas
Proudly Serving The Greater Kansas City Metro
Our skilled team at Select Coatings offers concrete coating services for the homes and businesses of our neighbors in Lenexa, KS, and the surrounding communities. We provide free estimates to inform you what costs to expect with your floor coatings project, and we’ll carefully listen to your needs to deliver an outcome you’ll love.
We serve the Greater Kansas City Metro Area and the surrounding suburbs. Call us today at 913-349-6689 or schedule online!
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