
Microcement near me · Washington, D.C. & metro
Microcement near me in Washington, D.C..
Across Washington, D.C. & metro, DESSAU applies ultra-thin microcement and plaster that read as continuous architectural surfaces, not paint. Residential and commercial. Walls, floors, wet areas, and more.

Why D.C.
Built for how Washington, D.C. lives.
Washington, D.C. projects need finishes that feel intentional under real light, hold up to daily use, and stay calm across open plans. Continuous mineral surfaces reward rooms that want fewer joints and a quieter material language.
We assess substrate and moisture, plan No-Demo bathroom renewals where tear-out is not the goal, and support homeowners, designers, and GCs across Washington, D.C. & metro with samples, custom colors, and waterproof options for wet areas.
Ultra-thin systems (about 2-3mm) help when thresholds and existing structure leave little room for thick overlays in District of Columbia projects.
Where we work
Washington, D.C. coverage
Serving Washington, D.C. & metro. Share your address when you inquire and we will confirm scheduling for your project.
- Georgetown
- Capitol Hill
- Dupont Circle
- Navy Yard
- Arlington
- Alexandria
- Bethesda
- Chevy Chase
Applications in D.C.
Built for homes and commercial spaces.

No-Demo bathrooms
Renew wet areas in Washington, D.C. with seamless, waterproof-capable microcement without a full gut demolition in most cases.

Floors & open plans
Continuous walkable planes for renovations where tile joints and material breaks interrupt long sightlines.

Commercial interiors
Lobbies, retail, hospitality, and offices with samples, custom colors, and spec support for Washington, D.C. design and GC teams.
Design freedom · Ultra thin (2-3mm) · High performance · Waterproof options
FAQ
Common questions near Washington, D.C.
Do you install microcement in Washington, D.C.?+
Yes. We work on residential and commercial projects across Washington, D.C. and the surrounding metro, coordinating substrate conditions and waterproof needs for showers and baths.
Is microcement good for D.C. bathroom remodels?+
It is a strong fit when you want a seamless modern look with less demolition. Systems can include waterproof options for wet areas.
How thin is the finish?+
Typically about 2-3mm over prepared existing surfaces, which helps when floor height and structure matter.
Consult
Start a Washington, D.C. project.
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