01 Metallic Epoxy Flooring for Bethesda Lower Levels
Metallic epoxy flooring turns a basement into a room people want to spend time in. Pigments move through the wet resin and settle into swirls and depth that look like marble, liquid metal or a stormy sky, depending on the colors you pick.
It suits home theaters, wine rooms, gyms and bars in new Bethesda builds. See the metallic color options before we bring samples out.
02 Custom Concrete Countertops for Bethesda Kitchens
A cast concrete island can be sized to the inch, with a waterfall edge, an integral sink or a long overhang for stools. Color, aggregate and finish are your call, from smooth and pale to dark and honed.
Concrete sits well next to custom cabinetry and wide-plank floors because it reads as handmade. See finished pieces on our concrete countertops page.
03 Concrete Wall Panels for Bethesda Feature Walls
Decorative concrete wall panels give a stair wall, a media wall or a fireplace a texture that paint and tile cannot. They are cast and finished to your design, so the size, color and surface are all decided with you.
Panels pair well with a polished or metallic floor in the same space, and they bring the same craft to a restaurant or office lobby.
04 Teardown Rebuilds and New Bethesda Slabs
Bethesda has replaced a lot of older ramblers with new custom homes, and every one of them starts with a fresh slab. Bringing us in during construction lets you plan epoxy flooring in Bethesda lower levels, or a polished or stained slab, before the drywall goes up.
New concrete needs time to cure before any coating goes on, so we will give your builder a realistic window and keep the floor on the schedule.
05 Polished Concrete for Bethesda Row and Woodmont Shops
The restaurants, boutiques and studios around Bethesda Row and the Woodmont Triangle see heavy foot traffic and want floors that look sharp under display lighting. Polished concrete is the slab itself, ground and densified, so there is nothing on top to scuff through.
Read more about polished concrete floors and the sheen levels available.
06 Concrete Vanities and Wet Bars in Bethesda Homes
A primary bath with a cast concrete vanity and integral trough sink, or a lower-level bar with a long concrete top, are smaller projects with a big impact. We seal them for water and daily use.
Look over vanities and bar tops we have cast before.
07 Garage Floors for Bethesda Homes With a Car Worth Showing
For some Bethesda homeowners the garage is an extension of the house, sometimes with a car worth showing off. A metallic or high-gloss resin floor makes that space feel finished and keeps oil and salt out of the slab.
For a daily-driver garage, a chip finish hides grit better. Our page on garage floor epoxy in Potomac covers those choices in detail.
08 Stained Concrete for Bethesda Sunrooms and Screened Porches
Stained concrete gives a sunroom or porch slab warm, mottled color that looks like stone and wears well with furniture moving in and out. The stain becomes part of the surface, and the sealer over it can be refreshed.
Learn more about stained concrete floors, or read about stained concrete in Columbia.
09 Scheduling a Bethesda Design Consultation
Bethesda is a longer drive from our Charlotte Hall base, and we schedule those visits with that in mind. Plenty of people find us by searching concrete contractor near me and calling. We come out, look at the space, show samples, measure and leave a written estimate for epoxy flooring in Bethesda, countertops or wall panels. No charge.