Microcement Installation

Microcement requires specialist knowledge of substrates, layering, and sealing. As a dedicated microcement company, we’ve refined this process and trained our installers to deliver consistent, seamless results. Choosing our team means avoiding common pitfalls like poor adhesion or premature wear.

Most projects take between five and seven days from preparation to sealing. Our team plans the schedule carefully, factoring in drying and curing times, so you get a finish that’s ready for daily use without delays.

Yes, our installers can apply microcement directly over tiles, screeds, and other stable surfaces. We prepare and reinforce the base properly to ensure the finish bonds securely and performs long-term.

It’s one of the most popular choices for those spaces. Our microcement systems are sealed to be completely waterproof, making them perfect for showers, wet-rooms, and bathroom walls without grout lines.

When installed by professionals, microcement is hard-wearing, resistant to cracking, and built to handle high traffic. With the right sealers, it resists stains and moisture, making it more practical than many decorative plasters or tiles.

Yes. Our installers follow strict preparation steps—allowing screeds to cure, testing moisture levels, and running heat cycles before coating—to make sure the system performs safely and efficiently with underfloor heating.

Before applying microcement, our team inspects the substrate carefully. If there are cracks or movement, we stabilise the surface using reinforcement mesh, repair compounds, or structural boards. This prevents the microcement finish from reflecting those imperfections.

Yes. Unlike tiles, which need full replacement if cracked, microcement can usually be repaired locally. Our installers can rework and reseal the affected area, restoring the seamless look without having to redo the entire surface.

Microcement installation is the professional application of a thin cement-based coating to create seamless finishes on floors, walls, and other surfaces.

Yes. When properly installed, microcement performs well in many commercial environments with moderate to high foot traffic.

In many cases, yes. With proper preparation, microcement can often be installed over suitable existing substrates.

Project duration depends on the surface area and substrate condition, but most installations are completed in multiple stages over several days.

Yes. Eco Microcement provides installation services across London and nearby regions.