Wood, Resin
and Concrete
Live edge tables, deep pour river slabs, carved and backlit wall art, and poured countertops, out of a Denver metro shop that also grinds and coats garage, basement, and commercial floors.
Our work
Every one of these is a photograph of a finished piece we built. Nothing here is stock.
Our craft
Five disciplines, all of them the same job underneath: preparing a surface properly and then putting something on it that lasts.
Custom Woodworking and Furniture
Live edge slabs, deep pour river tables, built in fixtures, and finish carpentry. We source the timber, mill it, and finish it, so the piece is designed around the slab rather than the slab being forced into a design.
Learn moreEpoxy Countertops and Bar Tops
Kitchen counters, islands, bar tops and vanities poured in place and finished hard. Marble effect, ocean pours, solid colour, or a live edge slab with the resin worked into it.
Learn moreDecorative and Custom Surfaces
This is where a floor stops being a floor. Metallic epoxy, stained concrete and polished concrete, each one moved and finished by hand so no two come out the same.
Learn moreGarage Floor Coatings
A coated garage floor stops being the part of the house you apologise for. We grind, patch, and coat concrete across the Denver metro so it takes salt, hot tyres, and a dropped wrench without flaking.
Learn moreConcrete Coatings and Resurfacing
Cracked, stained, or just tired concrete does not have to be torn out. Resurfacing repairs and recoats the slab you already own, at a fraction of what replacing it costs.
Learn moreThe process
Five steps. The third one is the one that decides whether the floor is still bonded in five years.
- 01
Consultation
We look at the actual slab. Square footage, moisture, cracks, what is already on it, and what you want the room to do. The estimate comes from that, not from a phone call.
- 02
Design
Colour, finish, and the amount of movement you want in the material. For decorative work we get specific here, because this is the part that cannot be changed later.
- 03
Preparation
Diamond grinding, crack repair, joint treatment, and moisture testing. It is the least photogenic day of the job and the one that decides whether the floor lasts.
- 04
Application
Primer, build coats, and topcoat, installed in sequence with the cure times the manufacturer actually specifies rather than the ones that fit a faster schedule.
- 05
Reveal
We walk the finished floor with you, cover care and cure times, and tell you when it can take furniture and vehicles.
Denver metro and the Front Range
We install across the metro and take work down to Colorado Springs.
Before you call
- Do you build custom furniture as well as coating floors?
- It is one shop and one set of materials. We source and mill our own hardwood for live edge tables, river slabs, and carved wall pieces, and we grind and coat concrete. Most of the finished work in the gallery came off the wood side.
- What does epoxy flooring cost in Denver?
- It depends on square footage, the condition of the slab, and the system. A standard two car garage in flake epoxy is the most common job we quote, and decorative metallic work sits well above that because it is hand poured. We give a written number after seeing the slab, not before.
- Do you serve the whole Denver metro?
- Yes, including Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Littleton, Centennial, Parker, Highlands Ranch, and Castle Rock, and we take work in Colorado Springs.
- How long before I can use the floor?
- With a polyaspartic system, foot traffic the same evening and vehicles in about a day. Epoxy needs longer. We give you the actual cure schedule at handover.
Ready to transform your space?
Free, no obligation estimate anywhere in the Denver metro.