Epoxy Countertops in Reston, VA

Reston kitchens span fifty years of building: Lake Anne condos, cluster townhomes, and single family homes across the villages. Many carry counters that date their rooms while the cabinetry beneath stays sound. An epoxy pour renews the surface in place.

The new surface is poured in place, over a sound existing counter or a prepared new base, and it cures as a single seamless piece with the depth and veining of stone. Because the color and movement are placed by hand while the material is open, the finished counter belongs to your kitchen alone.

How the Pour Runs

The kitchen keeps its layout and cabinets; only the surface changes.

• Existing counter checked for soundness and bond
• Cabinetry, walls, and floors protected before the pour
• Veining and color placed by hand during the pour
• Topcoat rated for daily kitchen duty
• Basement bar and laundry counters poured to match

Condo and Cluster Friendly

In condominiums and clusters, renovation logistics matter as much as the finish: elevator bookings, work hours, and material carried through common halls. We plan the pour around building rules and keep the project to days, not the weeks of demolition and slab fabrication.

The result is a counter no showroom duplicates, sealed against the daily traffic of a working kitchen, with care steps simple enough to live with.

Recent Project: Epoxy Countertops in a Lake Anne Condominium

A Lake Anne condo kitchen had solid cabinets under a worn, stained counter that shrank the room visually. We prepped the surface and poured a pale gray and white veined epoxy planned against the cabinetry, sealed for daily use. The kitchen kept its footprint and gained a seamless counter that reads as stone, installed within the building's work hours.

Turnaround

Two days of pour and finish work, light use after 72 hours.

Final Price

$2,780