Collision One

verified installer — semco network
Barbados

Beautiful surfaces, renewed in days — not weeks.

Seamless microcement resurfacing over your existing tile, shower pan, or concrete — no demolition, no dust, no weeks of disruption.

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years installing in Barbados

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surfaces resurfaced

3 day

average install time
What We Resurface

Microcement resurfacing in Barbados.

One material bonds directly over what’s already there — pick the surface, we’ll walk you through what’s possible for your space.
01

Floor Resurfacing

Over tile, concrete, or wood subfloor. Indoor or covered outdoor.
02

Wall Resurfacing

Feature walls, kitchen backsplash, full-room accent surfaces.
03

Shower Resurfacing

Fully waterproofed, grout-free, seamless shower surrounds.
04

Countertop Resurfacing

Kitchen and bath counters, resurfaced without full replacement
Recent Work

See it on real jobs, not just samples.

Reviews

What customers are saying.

“Great experience from start to finish. Everything was smooth, professional, and easy.”

Sarah Mitchell

“Excellent service and quick communication. I’m very happy with the overall experience.”

Daniel Brooks

“Friendly, reliable, and professional. I would definitely recommend them to others.”

Emily Carter

Get Your Quote

Three questions. Ninety seconds.

No site visit required to get a real price range — just tell us what you’re working with.
Common Questions

Before you get a quote.

Can microcement be applied over existing tile?

In most cases, yes. Microcement bonds directly to properly prepped tile, concrete, and other stable substrates, which is typically why it avoids the demolition a full replacement requires. An installer will confirm the specific surface is a good candidate before starting.

How long does a microcement resurfacing project take?

Most residential projects are completed in a few days, though timing depends on the size and number of surfaces involved. An installer can give a specific estimate once they’ve seen the space.

Is microcement waterproof for showers?

Shower installations use a waterproofing membrane system underneath the microcement finish, applied by a trained installer, to create a sealed, water-resistant surface.