Projects

Built in 1896, this building had never had this terrazzo restored. Some displaced edges had become severe enough to trip people.

This facility was closed for many years. Saving this terrazzo entry was the vision of the contractor who was changing the location to a storage facility.

We are proud to work with the Franciscan Alliance hospitals to help them maintain their floors and provide a safe and inviting experience to both staff and patients.

The Continental Apartments were originally built as the Spink Arms Hotel in 1922. We restored this 1,000 plus square foot section of Tennessee Pink and Tennessee Cedar marble floor in 2021.

This 5,100 square foot project was done in the Sugar Grove Elementary School cafeteria and delivered a fun environment for their students to hang out in. Includes a tiled layout and mascot graphics that show school spirit.

We had the awesome privilege of being able to help wrap up this unique project by finishing the concrete.

We deep cleaned the dirty tile and grout, grouted the entire floor, and applied our DEFENSE slip-resistant sealer. This is one of six large restrooms.

In 2020, we were invited to restore the terrazzo on the first of three floors. We started by removing carpet from the original terrazzo floors.

This beautiful terrazzo waited in poor condition for decades when our team in 2024 made it look better than new with its high gloss, countertop finish.

Terrazzo finishing offers a durable and elegant surface, seamlessly blending various aggregates for a unique, speckled aesthetic.

Terrazzo is a composite material, poured in place or precast, which is used for floor and wall treatments.

These tiles are designed to provide additional protection against various threats, such as forced entry, fire, and extreme weather conditions.

This sealed concrete job was a rough one. The location is an old car dealership garage. Lots of oil, edges in the concrete, missing chunks, and holes.