TILEDGE adds microcement wall and floor finishes in Southern Utah

TILEDGE has expanded its Santa Clara, Utah, service lineup to include microcement wall and floor finishes for homeowners in Washington County and the greater St. George area. The move gives local customers another option for bathrooms, kitchens, floors and other interior surfaces, with free estimates available.

Why it matters: - TILEDGE’s expansion gives Southern Utah homeowners a new surface option that pairs with its existing tile installation work. - Microcement can reduce grout lines, which can make surfaces easier to clean and create a more continuous look in homes. - The added service may appeal to homeowners updating bathrooms, kitchens, living areas and other spaces without a full demolition-heavy renovation.

What happened: - TILEDGE officially added microcement wall and floor finishes to its service lineup in Southern Utah. - The Santa Clara-based contractor serves Washington County and the greater St. George area. - The company now offers microcement alongside custom tile installation for local homeowners. - TILEDGE says homeowners can request a free, no-obligation estimate. - Homeowners can learn more at smartlivingbuilders.com or call (435) 282-0543.

The details: - Microcement is a thin, epoxy-reinforced coating applied directly over existing walls, floors or countertops. - The finish creates a smooth, continuous, grout-free surface. - Microcement is waterproof from the build coat to the sealer. - The material is available in a wide range of tones and colors. - The finish can be applied over most existing substrates, which can reduce demolition and prep work. - TILEDGE says microcement can be used on bathroom walls, shower enclosures, kitchen and bathroom floors, countertops and pool surrounds. - In showers, the grout-free surface removes porous channels where moisture, mold or mildew can collect. - On floors, the finish is designed to create a continuous look that can make rooms feel larger and more cohesive. - On countertops, microcement can be customized in color and texture and is described as resisting staining, heat and daily wear. - TILEDGE says tile remains a stronger fit for feature walls, accent areas and bold patterns. - The company also says microcement can work well with tile in mixed-material projects, such as a microcement shower wall with a tile accent wall or mosaic floor.

Between the lines: - The addition positions TILEDGE for homeowners seeking a more modern, minimalist interior finish than traditional grout-heavy tile. - The service mix also suggests the company wants to capture projects that combine design flexibility with lower-maintenance surfaces. - The focus on consultation and substrate assessment signals that microcement installation depends heavily on prep quality, not just the finish itself.

What's next: - TILEDGE will handle microcement inquiries through the same estimate process it uses for other services. - Homeowners interested in microcement can expect an initial assessment of the space, design goals and application requirements. - The company’s Southern Utah service offering now includes both tile and microcement options for residential projects.

The bottom line: - TILEDGE is broadening its Southern Utah offering with a finish aimed at homeowners who want seamless surfaces and fewer grout lines.