Terrazzo Restoration
Restore the beauty and longevity of one of the most timeless flooring surfaces - bringing dull, worn, or damaged terrazzo back to a smooth, vibrant, mirror-like finish without the cost or disruption of full replacement.
What it is
Terrazzo restoration uses diamond grinding and polishing to remove years of wear, repair cracks and chips, and reseal the surface for decades of service. Both cementitious and epoxy terrazzo can be brought back to like-new condition - preserving original material and avoiding a costly tear-out.
Our Restoration Process
Assessment & repair
Cracks, chips, and holes are filled with matched aggregate and color to blend seamlessly.
Great for:
Floors with cracks, spalling, or damaged sections
Diamond grinding & honing
Progressive grinding removes old coatings, stains, and surface damage to reveal fresh aggregate.
Great for:
Heavily worn, coated, or uneven terrazzo
Polishing
Refined through progressive grits to the desired sheen, from soft satin to high gloss.
Great for: Any terrazzo where a renewed, uniform finish is wanted
Grout & densify
Pinholes are filled and the surface densified for added hardness and stain resistance.
Great for: Porous or pitted surfaces needing extra durability
Seal & protect
A penetrating sealer guards against stains and makes everyday cleaning effortless.
Great for: High-traffic and high-visibility floors
Why Choose Terrazzo Restoration?
- Restores original beauty at a fraction of the cost of replacement
- Extends the life of historic and existing floors for decades
- Sustainable - preserves existing material, no demolition or landfill waste (LEED-friendly)
- Seamless, non-porous surface that is easy to clean and sanitize
- Removes stains, etching, and years of accumulated wear
- Minimal downtime compared to a full tear-out and replacement
Common Industries & Applications
- Schools and universities
- Government and municipal buildings
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities
- Airports and transit hubs
- Hotels and lobbies
- Museums and historic buildings
- Retail and commercial spaces
Manufacturing Partners
QUICK FAQ
Is restoration cheaper than replacing terrazzo?
Almost always. Restoration reuses the existing floor, so it avoids demolition, disposal, and the cost and lead time of pouring new terrazzo.
Can badly damaged or stained terrazzo be saved?
Usually yes. Grinding removes surface damage and staining, and we patch missing sections with matched aggregate before polishing.
Next Step
Have terrazzo that has seen better days? Send us a few photos through the contact form for an initial assessment.
