First Conversation
Start with a short note about the project and one or two photos if you have them. From there, we can ask for any measurements or site details needed to prepare a clear scope.
From your first call to the final reveal, we ensure a smooth, professional experience every step of the way.
Start with a short note about the project and one or two photos if you have them. From there, we can ask for any measurements or site details needed to prepare a clear scope.
When the project is suitable to price, the written quote outlines the accepted scope, assumptions, exclusions, preparation responsibilities, timing, and the finish direction being priced.
Preparation follows the accepted system and substrate condition. Cleaning, repairs, movement treatment, reinforcement, priming, and other steps are documented in the scope; unsuitable or unstable surfaces may require work by another trade.
The selected system determines the number of coats, tools, sanding or refinement steps, thickness, texture, cure windows, and environmental conditions. Hand application creates natural variation within the approved sample direction.
The approved system determines the sealer, number of coats, cure time, maintenance limits, and when the surface can return to use. Wet-area performance also depends on the underlying assembly and responsibilities defined in the scope.
The final walkthrough records the completed scope, visible finish, care instructions, cure restrictions, and any items that still need attention. Product-specific maintenance guidance is provided for the accepted system.
A useful microcement quote depends on the surface and surrounding trades as much as the visible finish. Before pricing, Coastal Cement Studio reviews the location, photos, measurements, current substrate, moisture or movement concerns, room use, access, schedule, and desired colour or texture direction.
Review square footage, existing flooring, transitions, heat, traffic, and cure timing.
Review waterproofing responsibilities, drains, ventilation, movement, and other trades.
Review fixture type, clearances, substrate, heat exposure, and manufacturer guidance.
Send your name, email, and a short note about the project. Add a photo or optional details if they help.