Based in GlasgowBased in Glasgow | Microcement across Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire & Ayrshire
Microcement Floorsin Glasgow, One SurfaceFrom Room to Room
A continuous, joint-free floor that makes rooms feel bigger, cleans in minutes and goes over most existing tiled floors, so you skip the noisy, dusty uplift.
Fully approved Cimentart applicator · £3M public liability insurance
Cimentart approved
Fully approved microcement applicator
Infinity Effects approved
Fully approved spray granite applicator
£3M insured
Public liability insurance
10-year guarantee
On spray granite finishes
Free site visit
With physical sample boards
The service
The floor that ties a home together
Microcement is a thin, cement-based coating applied by hand in layers and then sealed. On floors, it creates a smooth, continuous surface with no grout lines, no board joints and no visible breaks between rooms. Hallways, kitchens, living spaces and bathrooms can all share one finish, which makes a home feel calmer and more spacious.
Because it's only a few millimetres thick and can be applied over almost any sound existing surface, including existing tiles, microcement often avoids the need to lift old floors. That saves time, mess and the knock-on work of adjusting doors and thresholds.
Allan Anderson owns the business and applies every floor himself. Where doors need trimming or skirting needs replacing, he ties in with trusted joiners.
Who it's for
Homeowners wanting a modern, continuous floor, open-plan extensions, and shops, salons and offices needing a premium, easy-clean surface.
When it's needed
When tiled floors are dated or grout is stained, rooms feel broken up by different floorings, or a new extension needs a floor that flows.
Why use a specialist
Floors take the most wear in any building. Preparation, layer thickness and sealing must be right for the finish to last.
What it costs to wait
Broken-up floors make homes feel smaller
Different floors in every room, stained grout and worn surfaces quietly make a home feel cluttered and older. And lifting floors to fix it is one of the most disruptive jobs in any renovation.
Grout that holds dirt
Floor grout is the first thing to discolour in hallways and kitchens, and it rarely cleans back to its original colour.
Costly uplift and waste
Lifting old tiles is noisy, dusty and generates waste that needs removing; costs that add up before anything new goes down.
Level changes and trip points
Mixing floor types often creates thresholds and height changes between rooms, which look untidy and catch feet.
Common mistakes to avoid
- × Lifting sound tiles that could have stayed as a base.
- × Choosing a floor colour from a small swatch online rather than a sample in the room.
- × Not planning how the floor will run through doorways and between rooms.
- × Using a decorative coating that isn't designed for foot traffic.
- × Skipping proper sealing on a floor that sees daily wear.
Before & after
Real microcement floors transformations
Drag the slider to compare the original surface with the finished result.
How it works
Five steps, one specialist
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Free survey
Allan checks the existing floor, its condition and levels, and how the space flows.
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Samples
Choose colour and texture from physical sample boards in your own light.
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Written quote
A clear quote, with any joinery like door trimming coordinated through trusted partners.
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Preparation and layers
The floor is prepared and microcement applied in layers to the Cimentart system.
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Seal and handover
The floor is sealed for foot traffic and you receive care guidance.
What you get
The benefits, in plain terms
Less disruption
Applying over existing sound floors avoids the noise and dust of tile uplift.
Easy cleaning
No grout lines or joints for dirt to collect; a quick mop keeps it looking new.
Made for daily wear
Layered and sealed to an approved system designed for floors.
Lower waste costs
Keeping the existing floor as a base can reduce waste removal and making-good costs.
Rooms that flow
One continuous surface across rooms makes spaces feel larger and more connected.
Peace of mind
Approved applicator, £3 million public liability insurance, and samples before you commit.
In detail
Microcement floors in detail
How microcement floors are built, where they work best, and what to consider for homes and businesses across West and Central Scotland.
Suitable existing floors
Microcement can go over almost any sound existing surface, including ceramic and porcelain tiles and many screeds. The existing floor must be firm and stable. Allan checks this during the free survey and explains whether any areas need attention first.
Because the build-up is thin, door clearances and thresholds are usually less affected than with new tiles or engineered boards.
The layered system
As a fully approved Cimentart applicator, Allan follows the full system: preparation, primer, base layers for strength, finishing layers for appearance, and a sealer suited to floor traffic. Floors typically need a more robust build than walls because of constant wear.
Finish and grip
Floors can be finished smooth and calm or with subtle movement. In bathrooms, wet rooms and entrances, grip is discussed so the finish suits how the floor will be used. Physical samples let you see and feel the difference.
Where microcement floors work
Popular areas include kitchens, open-plan extensions, hallways, bathrooms, en-suites and utility rooms. Microcement also continues up stairs for a striking, unified look: see our microcement stairs page.
Homes across Glasgow, Hamilton, Motherwell, Kirkintilloch, Clydebank and Ayr use microcement to connect rooms and modernise without lifting floors.
Commercial floors
In shops, salons, showrooms, offices and restaurants, a joint-free floor gives a premium first impression and simplifies cleaning. Traffic levels and cleaning routines are discussed at the site visit so the build and sealer suit the space.
Related services
- Microcement Bathrooms
- Microcement Kitchens
- Microcement Stairs
- All microcement & decorative finishing services
Areas covered
- Microcement Floors Glasgow
- Microcement Floors Lanarkshire
- Microcement Floors Renfrewshire
- Microcement Floors East Kilbride
- Microcement Floors Ayrshire
- Microcement Floors Paisley
- Microcement Floors Central Scotland
- Microcement Floors Hamilton
- Microcement Floors Motherwell
- Microcement Floors Bearsden
- Microcement Floors Newton Mearns
- Microcement Floors Kilmarnock
- Microcement Floors Coatbridge
- Microcement Floors Airdrie
- Microcement Floors Cumbernauld
- Microcement Floors Kirkintilloch
- Microcement Floors Clydebank
- Microcement Floors Giffnock
- Microcement Floors Ayr
- Microcement Floors Stirling
Working with Glasgow Microcement
What to expectfrom first call to handover
Glasgow Microcement LTD is owned and run by Allan Anderson, a specialist applicator of decorative finishes. There is no sales team and no subcontracting of the finish itself: the person who visits your property, measures up and talks through samples is the same person who applies your microcement floors finish.
Allan is a fully approved Cimentart microcement applicator and a fully approved Infinity Effects spray granite applicator. Approval means the materials are applied the way the manufacturer intends: preparation, layering and protection all follow the system rather than shortcuts.
When a project needs more than a finish, such as a new shower, a moved sink, trimmed doors or boxed-in pipework, Allan ties in directly with trusted plumbers and joiners. You get one point of contact who plans the order of work, so trades are not left waiting on each other and nothing falls between the gaps.
Free, no-obligation site visit
Allan comes to your home or premises, checks the existing surfaces and explains honestly what is and is not suitable before any quote is agreed.
Physical sample boards
Colours and textures look different under Scottish daylight and your own lighting. Samples let you see and touch the finish where it will actually live.
A clear written quote
Every project is priced individually after the visit, so you know exactly what is included before you commit. No guide prices are given without seeing the job.
£3 million public liability insurance
Work is carried out with £3M public liability cover in place, for homes and commercial properties alike.
Planned working hours
Monday to Friday 7:30am–5pm and Saturday 8am–12pm. This is planned, booked work rather than an emergency call-out service.
West and Central Scotland
Based in Glasgow and covering Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, East Kilbride, Ayrshire, Paisley, Stirling and the towns in between.
Questions
Microcement Floors FAQs
How much does a microcement floor cost in Glasgow?
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Floors are priced after the free survey, based on area, the existing surface and any preparation needed. You'll receive a clear written quote.
Can microcement go over my tiled floor?
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Yes. It can be applied over almost any sound existing surface, including tiles, as long as they're firmly bonded. Allan checks this at the survey.
How long does a microcement floor take?
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It depends on the size of the area and its condition. Microcement is built up in layers with drying time between, and Allan gives you a realistic timeline.
Is microcement flooring slippery?
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Finish and grip are chosen to suit the room. You can feel the options on sample boards at your consultation.
Can microcement go over underfloor heating?
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This depends on your specific system and floor build-up, so it's assessed at the free site visit.
Is there a guarantee on microcement floors?
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Guarantee details for microcement are confirmed at the consultation. Spray granite carries a 10-year guarantee.
How long will a microcement floor last?
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Lifespan depends on preparation, application, sealing and how the floor is cared for. The approved system and aftercare advice help it last.
Do you do emergency floor repairs?
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No. Floors are planned work booked through a free consultation.
Do you cover East Kilbride and Paisley?
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Yes, along with the rest of West and Central Scotland, including Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, Ayrshire and Stirling.
Free consultation
One floor, every roomwithout the uplift
Book a free survey. Allan will check your existing floor, bring sample boards and give you a clear quote before anything starts.
07303 144257- Approved Cimentart & Infinity Effects applicator
- £3M public liability insurance
- Free site visit with sample boards