Trade-only since 2018
Now available direct to homeowners
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A premium microcement alternative
Installs directly over existing tile or new substrate, without demolition, waterproofing redo, permits, or waste hauling.
What you eliminate
Permits +
waste disposal
No structural changes,
no debris hauling,
no dumpster fees.
Demolition +
waterproofing redo
The largest hidden costs in
traditional countertop renovations
are fully avoided.
Long downtime
Installation in days,
not weeks.
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The High-End Remodel
Without the Tear-Out
Savings vs. new
stone fabrication
Permit delays ·
zero waste hauling
A smarter way to renovate countertops
...without replacing them
New stone tops carry hidden costs: templating visits, slab-yard trips, fabrication queues, demolition and disposal of the old top, and seams wherever the slab runs out. Cement-based microcement can resurface too, but brings its own risks — shrinkage cracking, efflorescence, color shift during cure. TERRAZZO GraniTech avoids both paths: cast in place, seamless at any length.
Percentage savings hold across markets. Labor rates differ between South Florida, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, but the relative advantage stays consistent — and the patented granite + resin chemistry is what makes the over-top cast possible at all. Request a sample to hold the surface in your hands.
Performance Advantages
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can this go directly over my old countertop?
Yes — the requirement is simple: smooth and stable, with no flexing. Over tile, we degloss, close the grout joints with thinset, then apply fiberglass mesh and the quartz primer. Over an already-smooth top — concrete, marble, porcelain — no mesh is needed at all: degloss, prime, apply. Cabinets stay in place; nothing is torn out.
Is this a microcement or concrete countertop?
It delivers that seamless, mineral aesthetic — and engineers it further. The granite + acrylic resin matrix is more flexible than cement-based microcement and denser than site-cast concrete: non-porous, stain-resistant, and free of the hairline cracking both are known for.
Will it have seams?
No. The surface is cast in place by hand — one continuous plane at any length, with no slab-size limits, no joints and no seam lines.
Can it handle heat?
Yes. Your counters get the same system we apply to floors — a build that lives under foot traffic — sealed with strong polyurethane sealers in wide commercial use.
Is it safe for food preparation?
Yes. These are low-VOC products throughout, and the polyurethane sealers that finish the surface are safe for kitchen use — non-porous, stain-resistant and wipeable.
Can I use it on a bathroom vanity?
Yes. The sealed body is inherently water-resistant, and the wet-area sealers finish it for daily splash and steam — basin surrounds included.
Can I use it on tables and furniture?
Yes. Dining tables, desks, retail counters and cabinetry — wood and other stable substrates, properly prepared and primed.
What surfaces can it be applied to?
Existing tile, laminate, stone, concrete, porcelain — and cabinetry and wood — any smooth, stable surface that is not flexing, properly prepared and primed.
With you every step of the way
Dedicated professional support across the full project lifecycle