Terrazzo Floor Installation
Craftsman Concrete Floors specializes in the installation of terrazzo floors for commercial and residential applications. As one of the largest installers of terrazzo floors in the country, we’ve developed a proprietary system that meets the stringent quality demands of luxury construction. Terrazzo floors are highly durable and often used in high-traffic areas like stadiums, airports, and schools. In the U.S., terrazzo was popular in residential homes during the 1950s and 1960s, and it’s now regaining popularity in modern homes for its timeless aesthetic and durability.
Our team includes well-known veterans of the decorative flooring industry with extensive experience in installation, materials manufacturing, and product development. As a testament to our expertise, we are proud to be a manufacturer-certified installer for renowned brands such as MAPEI and Westcoat.
At Craftsman Concrete Floors, our commitment is to environmental sustainability. We know that our customers install concrete flooring to minimize waste and environmental impact. To support this commitment, we power our facilities with 100% renewable energy, use electric cars where possible, and purchase carbon credits to offset the greenhouse gases from our other vehicles.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Terrazzo Flooring
Terrazzo floors are made of a combination of an epoxy or cement binder, and aggregates such as marble, granite, or glass. After poured, this mixture is polished to the desired level of reflectivity.
Because terrazzo floors are primarily made from rock, they are extremely durable. Terrazzo offers high levels of both wear and stain resistance. Many terrazzo floors that are over a hundred years old are still in service, and can be maintained with modern techniques.
Most terrazzo flooring projects cost between $30 and $60 per square foot. The amount of square footage installed has the highest impact on project pricing.
Terrazzo floors require little maintenance. They should be dust mopped and cleaned regularly with a pH-neutral cleaner. However, for commercial floors that receive extremely high traffic, periodic repolishing or resealing may be required.
Sealed terrazzo floors may be slippery when wet. Walk-off mats can be used in terrazzo construction at doorways to reduce water intrusion onto the floor.
Epoxy Terrazzo Systems typically range from 3/8″ to 1/2″.
Specialized concrete-based terrazzo systems are suitable for outdoor installations, and are extremely durable. An example of a well-known outdoor terrazzo installation is the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Yes, it can be. Terrazzo has a long service life, can be made with recycled materials, and offers low maintenance.
Terrazzo is widely used for stairs, countertops, benches, and walls.