All Surface Epoxy specializes in epoxy countertops, epoxy shower walls, and epoxy floors for homes, garages, cabins, shops, bathrooms, kitchens, and more. Whether you want to upgrade an outdated countertop, create a custom shower wall system, or coat a concrete floor, we can help you choose the right epoxy finish for your space.

Pricing depends on the size of the project, the condition of the existing surface, prep work needed, design style, materials, and finish options. A small vanity top will not cost the same as a full kitchen, shower system, or garage floor. The best way to get accurate pricing is to send photos, rough measurements, and details about what you want done.

In some cases, yes. Epoxy can often be applied over existing countertops, depending on the material, condition, structure, and prep requirements. Laminate, wood, tile, concrete, and some other surfaces may be good candidates.

Yes, epoxy countertops can be very durable when they are properly installed and cared for. They are designed to handle normal daily use in kitchens, bathrooms, bars, cabins, and workspaces. Like any countertop surface, they are not indestructible, so it is still smart to use cutting boards, avoid placing extremely hot items directly on the surface, and clean spills as needed.

Epoxy shower walls can be a great alternative for homeowners who want a custom, high-end look with fewer grout lines to scrub. They can be designed to mimic marble, stone, metallic finishes, or custom colors. They are especially popular for bathroom remodels, cabin bathrooms, tub surrounds, and shower upgrades where homeowners want something cleaner-looking than traditional tile.

Yes, epoxy shower walls are generally easy to clean because they create a smoother surface with fewer grout-line headaches. Regular cleaning with non-abrasive products is usually best. Avoid harsh scrubbing pads or aggressive cleaners that could dull or damage the finish over time. Basically, treat it nice and it won’t act dramatic.

Epoxy is commonly used on concrete floors in garages, basements, shops, pole barns, utility rooms, laundry rooms, and some commercial spaces. It can help create a cleaner, more finished look while adding protection to the concrete. The existing concrete condition matters, so cracks, moisture issues, old coatings, or surface damage may need to be addressed first.

Project timing depends on the type of service, square footage, prep work, design complexity, temperature, humidity, and curing time. Some smaller projects may move fairly quickly, while larger countertops, shower walls, or floor coatings may take multiple days. Before the project starts, we’ll walk you through a realistic timeline so you know what to expect.

The best way is to fill out our "Quote Form" on this website. You'll hear back within 48 hours with a real ballpark and a free consultation — in-home or by phone, depending on the job. No pressure, no "today only" tricks.

Every project comes with a workmanship warranty.

Yes, when it’s installed correctly with the right prep and coating system. Midwest garages deal with snow, road salt, moisture, hot tires, and freeze-thaw cycles, so the concrete needs to be properly cleaned, repaired, and prepared before epoxy is applied. For interior garages, shops, and protected spaces, epoxy can create a durable, easier-to-clean floor that stands up to real Minnesota winters without looking like it lost a bar fight with February.