Microcement in West Hollywood
Microcement (also written as micro cement) is a polymer-modified cement coating applied in layers of 2–3mm over existing surfaces — floors, walls, showers, and feature walls — creating a seamless, grout-free finish without demolition. West Hollywood’s design-conscious residents set the aesthetic standard for much of Los Angeles, and microcement has become a defining finish in WeHo interiors over the last few years.
LA Microcement — operating as EHO Builders Inc. (CA License #1092421) — serves all of West Hollywood including the Design District, Sunset Strip, and Santa Monica Boulevard corridor. LA Microcement primarily uses Meoded Paint’s Concreta FS, along with TopCrete and Semco systems.
Written by Yuval Atiya — Licensed Contractor, CA #1092421Founder of LA Microcement (EHO Builders Inc.). Specializes in microcement, tadelakt, limewash, and venetian plaster installations across West Hollywood and the Design District. 8+ years in decorative surface finishing.
Last updated: June 16, 2026 · Serving the Design District, Sunset Strip & Santa Monica Boulevard
Why West Hollywood Homeowners Choose Microcement
Suited to West Hollywood’s design sensibility
From the high-rise condos on the Sunset Strip to the Spanish bungalows below Santa Monica Boulevard, microcement is equally at home throughout West Hollywood. WeHo homeowners and renters often have strong design vision informed by the neighborhood’s proximity to the Pacific Design Center and LA’s interior design community. Microcement suits this sophistication — it’s a material that rewards precise specification and skilled application, and the results speak clearly to anyone with a trained eye.
The Design District location means many West Hollywood clients are specifying alongside interior designers, architects, and design professionals — a collaboration LA Microcement always welcomes.
Most commonly requested for: bathroom renovations, feature wall applications, and kitchen floor replacements.
No demolition — ideal for condos and apartments
Microcement applies directly over existing ceramic, porcelain, and stone tile in most cases — eliminating the cost and disruption of demolition. This is especially valuable in West Hollywood’s high-rise condos and apartment buildings, where demolition work often triggers building restrictions and HOA review.
Most West Hollywood projects completed in 3–5 days with minimal disruption.