Microcement in Dallas–Fort Worth | Seamless Floors & Walls — Microcement USA
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Dallas–Fort Worth builds a lot of homes, and a lot of them are leaning modern. Clean lines, open plans, warm minimal finishes. Microcement fits that look perfectly, which is why DFW homeowners and designers keep asking about it.
If you've seen seamless floors and grout-free showers online and want to know if they work here, they do.
Why Microcement Works in DFW
North Texas swings hard between hot summers and the occasional hard freeze, and the clay soil out here means a lot of homes deal with some slab movement over time. That's worth knowing, because the right install accounts for it. A trained installer preps and reinforces the substrate so the finish performs.
What homeowners get is a seamless surface with no grout to stain or scrub, and a waterproof system for wet areas. In a new build or a remodel going for that clean modern feel, microcement delivers it without the maintenance of tile.
It's flexible on color too. Warm greiges, soft greys, earthy tones. You can match a designer's palette instead of hunting for tile that's close enough.
Where DFW Homeowners Use It
Floors. Open-concept living, kitchens, entryways, all in one seamless run. See microcement floors.
Bathrooms and showers. Grout-free and waterproof. More in microcement bathrooms.
Patios and outdoor living. Covered patios finished to flow with the interior. See microcement patios.
Pool decks. A sleek surround for the backyard. Check microcement pool decks.
Feature walls. Depth and warmth in entries, living rooms, and around fireplaces.
Usually Goes Over Existing Surfaces
Plenty of DFW homes already have tile or slab. Microcement typically bonds right over them, so you skip the tear-out and the mess. At 2 to 3mm thick it won't raise floor heights or cause door clearance issues.
For a remodel, that means less demo, lower cost, and a faster turnaround than ripping everything out.
Find a Certified Installer Serving Dallas–Fort Worth
The finish only delivers when it's installed right with the full Forcrete system. That's what makes it waterproof and durable, and given the slab movement common in North Texas, the prep really matters here. This isn't a DIY project for a real remodel.
We can connect you with certified installers serving the DFW area. They're trained on the complete system. Certified installs generally run $30 to $75+ per square foot, depending on the space, prep, and finish.
Find a certified installer near you and see the Texas microcement page.
DFW Tradespeople: Get Certified
If you're a painter, tile setter, concrete contractor, or remodeler in Dallas or Fort Worth, this is a growing market with few certified installers in it. That's room to grow your business.
Our training is hands-on and held at one facility in Logan, Utah, so you'd travel in for it. Tradespeople come from across the country to take it. Your tuition comes back as product credit, so you leave ready to start with material in hand.
Get certified with us and bring DFW homeowners a finish they want.