Answers to common questions
Organized by topic so you can find what matters most. Each answer gives a direct response, then explains the limits and links to the relevant page.
Design
How a custom-poured surface is developed around your room.
Custom-poured resin countertops are surfaces FlowStone designs and pours by hand, layering color, veining, and a protective finish to create a one-of-a-kind top. Unlike a slab pulled from a warehouse rack, the color and movement are developed around your room and approved on a physical sample before installation.See the processBrowse surface designs
Existing-countertop suitability
Whether your current counters can be transformed or should be replaced.
In many cases, yes. If your existing countertop is structurally sound, FlowStone can design and pour a custom resin surface directly on top, avoiding a full tear-out. We assess the substrate condition from photographs and an on-site consultation before confirming.Resin countertop resurfacing
Durability and care
How the surface holds up and how to protect it.
Properly poured and cured resin surfaces are durable for everyday kitchen use and resist staining when finished with a protective topcoat. They are not indestructible. Like stone, they require reasonable care around heat and sharp objects, which we cover in your care instructions.Care and maintenance
Process and timeline
What happens from first contact to a finished surface.
Most resurfacing projects are completed over a controlled pour and finish visit, with cure time that follows. Timeline depends on surface area, substrate preparation, and design complexity. We confirm the schedule in your fixed proposal before any work begins.See the process
Pricing
How FlowStone quotes projects and what shapes the investment.
Most FlowStone kitchen resurfacing projects are expected to fall between $2,800 to $5,600. Smaller vanity projects generally begin around $1,200, while large kitchens, complex designs, substrate repairs, and newly fabricated countertops can cost more. Send us photographs and rough measurements for a realistic planning range.Investment guide
Repairs and warranty
Fixing damage and what coverage applies.
Yes. One advantage of a custom-poured resin surface is that localized damage can often be sanded, refinished, or re-poured in place rather than replacing the entire top. We assess any damage before recommending a repair approach.Care and maintenance
Service area
Where FlowStone works across the Denver Metro area.
FlowStone designs and installs custom-poured resin surfaces across the Denver Metro area, including Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock, Lone Tree, and Greenwood Village. Send your ZIP code and we will confirm coverage.View service areas
Still have a question?
Send photographs and rough measurements for a realistic planning range, or call with a specific question about your project.