Stonefield Martinez Epoxy Flooring
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Terrazzo flooring in Martinez CA - a floor matched to the room and your budget

A plain slab or worn floor you're ready to replace? We help you pick a terrazzo system, then prep the slab and install it.

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Cream terrazzo-style epoxy floor with brown and white aggregate beside stone-tiled walls and a white door.
  • Licensed and fully insured.
  • Free estimates at your property.
  • Expect a reply within 1 business day.

Poured and tile terrazzo we install

  • Poured terrazzo

    Chips set in an epoxy or cement binder, poured on site and ground smooth into one surface with your pattern built right into it.

  • Terrazzo tile

    Ready-made terrazzo tiles set over a prepared floor, giving you the chip look of terrazzo in a standard size and pattern.

What goes into a terrazzo floor in Martinez?

Terrazzo flooring is a hard, polished floor of chips set in a cement or epoxy binder, poured in place or laid as tile, and in Martinez we install it over your concrete once the slab has been checked and ground.

Most calls about terrazzo come from people with a bare slab they want finished for good, or tired flooring they want to replace with something harder. The price moves with the room's size, poured or tile, epoxy or cement, how custom the design is and how much work the slab needs first. The schedule turns on that same prep, on the system you pick and on whether your job needs a permit. I'll give you your own figure in a written estimate once I've seen the floor.

What a terrazzo job covers, from slab up

I settle poured or tile, cement or epoxy, with you early, since indoor or outdoor use, budget and floor height shape the choice. On a slab on the ground, I ask about moisture up front.

  • Check the slab first

    We check the slab and its moisture, especially under basement floors, because peeling usually starts with a slab nobody tested.

  • Grind and repair

    Our crew does the concrete grinding and surface preparation and fills cracks, so the binder grips clean, sound concrete.

  • Lay out and pour

    We lay out the divider strips that shape your pattern, then pour the chip and binder mix or set the tiles in place.

  • Grind and polish smooth

    When it's hard, we grind and polish the surface until the chips show clearly, then clean up the space for you.

Why Martinez owners call Stonefield Martinez Epoxy Flooring

I taught myself floor coatings, learned the rest beside experienced crews and started this business in Martinez. I care most about what's under the floor, so we put our time into prep, and you'll know what we'll do and why before you sign.

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  • The owner looks at your floor

    I come out myself to look at the slab and give the estimate, and I'm on the job with our crew while they prep and install your terrazzo.

  • In business since 2017

    We've been in business since 2017, working on everything from home garages to working shops, and we're best known for floors that stay bonded to the concrete underneath.

  • Licensed and fully insured for your job

    We're licensed and fully insured, which matters on a job like this, because our crew is running grinders and mixing binder inside your home.

What happens when you call about terrazzo in Martinez?

We plan the work around how you use the space, so the system, the prep and the schedule fit your house or shop. Our crew grinds, repairs and installs, and I walk the finished floor with you.

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  1. Call or send a message

    Call (925) 231-8429, email info@martinezepoxyflooringandconcretepolishing.com or use the form, and tell me about the room and the floor you have now.

  2. I look at the floor

    I come out to look at the slab and ask how you'll use the floor, because foot traffic, sun and spills all point toward a different system.

  3. Your written estimate

    I give you a written estimate. Once you say go, we plan the prep around your finish and tell you how long the room is out of use.

Blue-and-white flake-coated floor beneath vehicle lifts in an industrial workshop.

Get a free on-site estimate for your terrazzo floor and slab prep

Tell us the room size, whether the floor is indoors or outdoors and whether it sits on a concrete slab, and we'll reply within one business day. I'll set up a free estimate at your property, with no obligation.

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Terrazzo questions we hear in Martinez

How much does terrazzo flooring cost in Martinez?

Installed terrazzo flooring across the US usually costs about $20 to $50 per square foot, and that's a national range, not our price. The system, the design and how much the slab needs before anything goes down decide where your floor lands. I'll give you your own number in a written estimate after I've looked at the slab.

Is epoxy or cement-based terrazzo better for my floor?

For any outdoor floor, cement-based terrazzo is the better choice, because epoxy terrazzo tends to peel and fade outdoors. Indoors, epoxy is lighter, smoother and faster to install than cement-based. Most epoxy systems also bond to the concrete underneath and need divider strips placed right over its joints, so the slab gets checked and ground before we lay anything out.

Should I get poured terrazzo or terrazzo tile?

Go with poured if you want a custom design or one continuous surface, and tile if you're working to a tighter budget. Tiles cost slightly less than poured, but you give up its open-ended design and smooth, joint-free look.

How do I know if terrazzo will raise my floor too much?

Terrazzo thicker than 1/2 inch typically needs a depressed subfloor, a base set lower than the floor around it, according to one trade association. That's why thickness gets settled while you're planning the floor, and I talk floor height through with you at the first visit.

How do I take care of a terrazzo floor?

Dust-mop it daily and clean it with a pH-neutral cleaner, which is the usual upkeep for terrazzo. Cement-based terrazzo also gets sealed once a year with an acrylic-based sealer, while epoxy terrazzo skips that step, so weigh it when you pick a system.

Where do I apply for a building permit in Martinez?

You apply with the City of Martinez Building Department, and new building permit applications, residential ones included, go through the city's Online Portal. Paper applications are taken only when the city's chief building official grants an exception. For questions, the Permit Center's permits line is (925) 372-3515, and its permitting hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Terrazzo flooring in Martinez and the cities nearby

Whether a terrazzo floor needs a permit in Martinez isn't something I'll guess at, because that call belongs to the city's Building Department, which issues building permits inside the city limits. If your job needs one, we sort out with you which city or county office covers your address and who pulls it, then we work with that office from there.

Older slabs around here often need crack repair and a good grind before terrazzo goes down, so we plan for that at the estimate instead of finding it mid-job. Grinding throws fine concrete dust, and California's construction silica standard covers workers' exposure to it on renovation work, so ask how our crew handles it and I'll walk you through it before we start. We do the same prep on jobs in Concord and Pleasant Hill, and we take work in Martinez and the cities around it in Contra Costa and Solano counties.