Microcement Training & Certification for Trade Professionals: USA

Installer hand-troweling microcement onto a wall
The Seamless Surface Company

Seamless microcement surfaces. Built by hand.

Microcement is a thin, hand-applied cement finish for seamless surfaces. We supply products, train contractors and connect homeowners with certified installers. MicroVella is our upcoming line for DIY users and professionals, with no certification required to purchase.

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How microcement helps you.

( new to this? two minutes and you're caught up )

Microcement is a cement-based finish, troweled on by hand in thin coats, right over the surfaces you already have. Sound tile, concrete, drywall and other approved substrates. Many projects can be resurfaced after assessment and preparation. Plywood needs an approved assembly; wood flooring is not a blanket-approved substrate.

01

Skip the demolition

It goes over your existing tile, concrete, or drywall. Most projects start without a single thing getting ripped out.

02

Lose the grout lines

Floors, walls, and showers become one continuous surface. Seamless, so there are no grout lines to scrub.

03

Use it where it's wet

Use the approved complete system for showers and other wet areas, including waterproofing details and the specified sealer. Ask us to confirm your project specification.

04

Live on it for years

Durable, easy to clean, and refreshable down the road, instead of ripped out and replaced.

The Craft

Steps to seamless.

( two systems, pick the one your project needs )

Core System

Three product stages: primer, two finish coats and two sealer coats. For approved dry interior applications.

Rolling primer onto the floor: Core System step 101

Primer

Hand-troweling microcement: Core System step 202

Microcement

Rolling sealer over the finished microcement: Core System step 303

Sealer

Reinforced System

Five product stages: primer, mesh, two build coats, two finish coats and two sealer coats. Choose the specification for your substrate and application.

Rolling primer over existing tile: Reinforced System step 101

Primer

Laying reinforcing mesh over the primed surface: Reinforced System step 202

Mesh

Troweling the build coat over mesh: Reinforced System step 303

Build Coat

Troweling the microcement finish coat: Reinforced System step 404

Microcement

Rolling sealer on the finished pool deck: Reinforced System step 505

Sealer

These diagrams show the MicroVella system structure. Forcrete uses its own product-specific specifications; do not interchange components, mixing ratios or application instructions. MicroVella is planned for late 2026; availability will be confirmed before ordering opens. Meet Microvella →

Interactive

The microcement color lab.

( a taste, the full lab lives on our colors page )
Sunlit room with white microcement walls and floor beside a floor-to-ceiling window: preview our colorant options
Now viewing: Natural White

Start with natural white. Tap a color and the microcement takes it: walls, floor, everything but the view. This is a taste: there are 16 colorants in all, each mixing at three strengths.

Base
Neutral Colors
Standard Colors
Your Project, Your Call

Do it yourself. Or have it done for you.

( either way, you end up with the finish )
Microvella · I'll Do It Myself Coming Late 2026

The system anyone can install.

No certification. No gatekeeping. Real microcement with fewer steps and a forgiving application, made for first-timers.

  • Accent walls, furniture, counters, fireplaces, small floors
  • Online video instruction included: watch, trowel, done
  • Ships nationwide from our Utah warehouse
Honest scope: for showers, large floors, pool decks and commercial work, we recommend an experienced professional and a project-specific specification. Get a quote instead →
Certified Installers · Done For You

Hand it to a certified pro.

Showers, floors, pool decks, whole-home projects. That's installer territory. Tell us what you are planning and we will check installer availability in your area and help you request project pricing. Every installer in our network trained hands-on with us. We know their work, because we taught them.

  • Matched with a certified installer in your area
  • Typical installed price: $30–$75+ per square foot
  • Takes about two minutes: no pressure, no obligation
  • Backed by the team that trained them
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★★★★★

"Hands down the best training I have taken. Classes were hands on and the perfect size — you walk out the door ready. They actually care about your success."

Ronald DuPuisCertified Installer · Google
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"One of the best trainings I've ever been to. Executed with attention to detail. This company trains with installer perspectives in mind — very plug and play."

Apollo LiuCertified Installer · Google
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"If you're in a trade that uses any kind of trowel and you're considering this, I'd highly recommend it. Very hands on, and the trainers are all awesome."

Drew B.Certified Installer · Google
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"The lesson plan was well-structured and the Forcrete product exceeded expectations — exceptional durability, bond strength, and workability."

Jon DavidCertified Installer · Google
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"Very thorough in the different systems, and the hands-on process was taught by an installer with real world experience."

Cody GroverCertified Installer · Google
★★★★★

"Hands down the best training I have taken. Classes were hands on and the perfect size — you walk out the door ready. They actually care about your success."

Ronald DuPuisCertified Installer · Google
★★★★★

"One of the best trainings I've ever been to. Executed with attention to detail. This company trains with installer perspectives in mind — very plug and play."

Apollo LiuCertified Installer · Google
★★★★★

"If you're in a trade that uses any kind of trowel and you're considering this, I'd highly recommend it. Very hands on, and the trainers are all awesome."

Drew B.Certified Installer · Google
★★★★★

"The lesson plan was well-structured and the Forcrete product exceeded expectations — exceptional durability, bond strength, and workability."

Jon DavidCertified Installer · Google
★★★★★

"Very thorough in the different systems, and the hands-on process was taught by an installer with real world experience."

Cody GroverCertified Installer · Google
Common Questions

Straight answers.

Late 2026, for the first time. Microvella, launching late 2026, is microcement anyone can buy and install: no training required, with online video instruction included. The full Forcrete pro system remains exclusive to certified installers.

MicroVella is our simpler, publicly available line planned for release in late 2026. It serves DIY users and professionals across approved applications. Forcrete is our premium professional line for certified installers. For larger, complex, wet-area or exterior projects, we recommend an experienced professional.

No, certification is hands-on, at our training facility. That's how we make sure every certified installer meets the standard. What you can do online: watch our video instruction for Microvella, which anyone can apply: no certification needed.

Your full training cost comes back as product credit on your first order. You're not paying to learn. You're fronting your first job's materials.

Certified installers typically charge $30–$75+ per square foot installed. One bathroom remodel can bring in $6,000–$15,000.

Often, yes, when the tile is sound, securely bonded and suitable for the approved system. Preparation, reinforcement and movement-joint details must be assessed before coating.

Forcrete and MicroVella have their own approved system specifications. Wet-area projects require the correct substrate, waterproofing details, reinforcement and sealer. A waterproof coating does not replace the required shower assembly. Allow at least two weeks (14 days) after the final sealer coat before exposing the surface to water. Recoat or touch-dry times do not mean the surface is ready for water exposure. Follow any longer cure period required by the product instructions or jobsite conditions. This does not approve permanent pool submersion.

Service life depends on the substrate, specified system, installation, use and maintenance. Follow the aftercare instructions and reseal when required. Ask us about the written warranty for your project.

No. It's been mainstream in Europe for over 15 years and is now one of the fastest-growing interior finishes in the US. This is a category arriving, not a fad.

Pick up the trowel.

Tell us about your project and get a free quote. Want to see microcement for yourself first? Order a sample pack: hold it, feel the finish, then decide.