Terrazzo flooring in Poinciana FL - a lasting floor set on a flat, sound slab
Tired of floors that wear out? We'll help you choose epoxy or cement terrazzo and set it on a slab that's ready for it.
Is terrazzo flooring right for your home?A straight answer in Poinciana
Most people who ask us about terrazzo flooring in Poinciana, FL want a hard, good-looking floor they won't have to replace. Terrazzo is chips of marble, glass or granite set in a resin or cement base and ground smooth, and it holds up a very long time when the slab under it is right.
I go over epoxy and cement terrazzo with you first, since that choice sets how much the floor rises and whether it can go outdoors. Then I look at the slab, because epoxy bonds right to the concrete and is only as flat and crack free as what's under it, so any fixes start with our concrete grinding and surface preparation.
The price moves with the system you pick, the size of the room, the chips and colors and how much the slab needs before we start. The schedule turns on that slab work and on whether your address needs a permit, and you get your own figure from the estimate.
You can count on a straight answer about your slab before anything gets sold, so give us a call at (863) 366-5021.
Terrazzo flooring systems and chip choices
We fit the terrazzo to the room and the slab under it. Thin epoxy suits most indoor floors, cement suits outdoor spaces with room to build up, and the chips set the look.
Epoxy terrazzo
A thin resin layer with chips mixed in, troweled onto the concrete and ground smooth. It bonds right to the slab, so we get that slab flat and sound first.
Cement terrazzo
A much thicker build of cement and chips laid over a sand cushion. We point you to it for outdoor areas and for spaces that can take the added height.
Marble, glass and granite chips
The chips, which we call aggregate, decide how the floor looks. Marble is the classic pick, while glass or granite give brighter colors or stand up better to chemicals.
Why homeowners call Landmark Epoxy Flooring of Poincianafor terrazzo and the slab under it
I left a desk job to learn this trade on a crew that ground and coated concrete, and I still run each job the way I learned it, prep first and no rushing.
The owner at your slab
I come out to look at your floor and write the estimate myself, then I'm on the job with our crew while the work gets done.
In business since 2021
I started this business in 2021, and careful prep under home and garage floors is still what we're best known for, because it decides whether a floor holds.
Licensed and insured
We're licensed and insured. It's a fair question to put to any contractor before they work in your home, so ask us about it at the estimate.
Told straight when it won't fit
I'd rather tell you terrazzo won't suit your slab than sell you a floor that lifts, then point you to something like our basement flooring.
Your home left clean
We take our dust, scraps and buckets with us when the floor is done, because I want your home left clean. Your satisfaction, guaranteed.
Get a terrazzo and slab quotefrom Landmark Epoxy in Poinciana
Tell us the room size, whether it's a new floor or a repair, and whether your address is in Osceola or Polk County. We reply within one business day to set up a free quote on site, with no pressure to book.
How a terrazzo job runsfrom first call to walkthrough
I keep it simple for you. The same person looks at your slab, writes the quote and works alongside the crew, so you never have to explain your floor twice.
You call or send the form
Call or fill out the form and tell us a little about the space, and we'll set a time for me to come out and see it.
I look at the slab
I check the concrete for flatness and cracks and ask how you use the room, then we talk through the systems and I write a quote that spells out the prep.
We check permits and prep
Before we start, we check which county or city office handles your address and sort out any permit the job calls for. Then our crew readies the slab.
We lay the terrazzo
Our crew puts down the system you picked, sets the chips in their base and grinds the floor smooth, with me on the job the whole way.
We walk it together
When it's done, I walk the floor with you and go over how to care for it, and we leave your home clean.
Terrazzo questions we hear
How thick is a terrazzo floor?
Epoxy terrazzo is a resin layer about 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch thick, while sand cushion cement terrazzo runs 2½ to 3 inches thick. That gap decides how much height the new floor adds over your slab, which matters at doorways and where it meets other floors, so I measure for it at the estimate.
Can terrazzo go outdoors in Florida?
Cement terrazzo can, but epoxy usually isn't the pick, since one cost guide says the epoxy binder can yellow under UV light and isn't rated for exterior use. That guide points owners planning an outdoor area to cement terrazzo, so for a patio or lanai we'd start there.
How long does terrazzo flooring last?
One cost guide says terrazzo can last 40 to 75 years or more with minimal maintenance, while vinyl and even tile may need replacing several times over that span. Most of the upkeep is wiping spills up as quickly as you can, which helps keep stains and damage out of the surface.
Do I need a permit for terrazzo flooring in Poinciana?
It can depend on which county handles your address, so we check that before work starts and take care of a permit if the job calls for one. Osceola County requires a building permit for regulated work that needs a licensed contractor, though it now applies a state exemption to some qualifying work on single-family homes, never to structural work or to properties partly or entirely in a flood hazard area. Polk County requires a building permit to alter or repair a building, may require separate electrical, mechanical or plumbing permits even when a building permit isn't needed, and takes questions through a plans examiner at its Bartow office, (863) 534-6080.
How much does terrazzo flooring cost in Poinciana?
The cost comes down to the system, the room size, the chips you pick and how much work your slab needs, so I price it from a look at your floor, not a guess over the phone. Cement builds much thicker than epoxy, and one trade association's guide treats a moisture barrier, a layer that keeps slab moisture from rising, as a separate added cost when slab moisture tests run high. You get your own figure from the quote we write on site.
How do I repair an old terrazzo floor and match the chips?
A repair usually means filling the damaged spots with a matching mix of chips and base and grinding it flush, but the color match may not be exact. The chips are mined products that can change over time, so ask how close the match will be before you decide, and I'll tell you what I see.
Terrazzo flooring around Poinciana
We're based in Poinciana and work in the cities around it, where most homes we see sit right on a concrete slab. Pick your area below, or call us if yours isn't listed.
Book a terrazzo flooring estimate in Poincianawith Landmark Epoxy Flooring
Calling before you pick chips or colors helps, because I can check your slab and floor heights first and tell you which terrazzo fits. Call (863) 366-5021 or use the form for a free quote on site.