Is Microcement Good for Bathrooms?

## A Modern Solution for Montana Bathrooms If you are planning a bathroom renovation and want something sleek, waterproof, and distinctive, microcement deserves serious consideration. This cement-based coating has been gaining popularity across Montana for its versatility, durability, and contemporary aesthetic. ## What Is Microcement? Microcement is a thin, cement-based material applied by hand in multiple layers over existing surfaces, then sealed for protection. It can be used on floors, shower walls, vanity tops, and full wet room installations. The result is a smooth, seamless surface with no grout lines — which means fewer places for mold and mildew to take hold. ## Why It Works So Well in Bathrooms - **Seamless and waterproof** — no joints or grout lines where water can penetrate - **Low maintenance** — a damp cloth and mild cleaner are all you need - **Customizable appearance** — available in a wide range of colors and textures - **Installs over existing surfaces** — eliminates the cost and mess of demolition - **Compatible with radiant floor heating** — perfect for Montana winters - **Durable and repairable** — if damage occurs, it can be spot-repaired ## Addressing Common Concerns **Is it slippery?** Not when properly finished with anti-slip additives in the sealer coat. **Does it crack?** Microcement has built-in flexibility that helps resist minor settling and movement. **What does it cost?** Professional installation typically runs **$16–$25 per square foot** for floors and **$19–$30 for walls**, competitive with mid-range tile work. ## Why Professional Installation Matters Microcement is not a DIY material. The preparation, waterproofing, layering, and sealing all require skill and experience. Heritage Coatings brings hands-on expertise to every microcement project across Montana. Call **(406) 438-4288** for a free consultation.