Quartz epoxy floors with grip
Colored quartz sand broadcast into epoxy gives you a floor with texture you can feel. It's the system for floors that get wet and walked on all day.Colored quartz sand broadcast into epoxy gives you a floor with texture you can feel.
- 5 to 10 year limited warranty
- A typical job takes 2 to 3 days
- Flake, metallic, quartz and solid color
- Owner-run, based in Brooksville
- Insured
- Hernando, Pasco, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Polk
What it is
Sand you can mop
A quartz epoxy floor uses colored quartz granules where a flake floor uses vinyl chips. The quartz is broadcast into wet epoxy and sealed under a clear topcoat.
Up close it looks like colored sand. Underfoot it feels like fine sandpaper.
That texture is the reason to buy it. Quartz is a common pick for commercial kitchens and other floors that stay wet, because the grip is still there when the floor isn't dry.
We put down quartz floors for homes and businesses from Hernando County down to Tampa.
Where it goes
Where quartz earns its price
Where it fits
Commercial kitchens
The finish
What quartz looks like
Quartz reads finer than flake. Where flake is a speckle of chips, quartz is a dense field of grains. From standing height it looks close to terrazzo. Up close it's sand.
The color is in the quartz itself, and grains of two colors can be blended. A blend hides spills better than one flat color.
How rough the floor feels is set by the topcoat. A thinner topcoat leaves more grit for grip. A thicker one is smoother and easier to mop.
You decide where on that line your floor sits.
Step by step
Built up for grip
A typical job takes 2 to 3 days. For a kitchen, book it around your slowest stretch.
Grind
Diamond grinding with a dust extractor takes the top off the slab, along with the grime in it.
Repair
Cracks get filled first.
Broadcast
Quartz goes into the wet epoxy until the surface is covered.
Topcoat
The clear topcoat seals the quartz. How thick it goes on sets how much grip is left.
Backed for 5 to 10 year limited warranty
On the system we agreed to install, depending on maintenance and care.
Read the full warranty terms- Covers system failure
- Covers prep failure
- Holds when you follow the care instructions
Price guide
What quartz costs
Quartz runs $12 to $15 per square foot. Your number depends on the slab under it and on what has soaked into it over the years. Where your floor lands in the range depends mostly on the moisture barrier, and in Florida we recommend one on every slab.
Worked example: A 500 sq ft kitchen in quartz works out to about $6,000 to $7,500.
About a 22 x 22 ft floor.
About
$6,000 to $7,500
At $12 to $15 per sq ft. We price every job on its own, so use this as a guide.
Quartz floor questions
Still have a question? Call us at (352) 851-8506.
It has more grip than smooth epoxy, because the quartz leaves texture under the topcoat. How much depends on how thick that topcoat is. No floor is slip-proof with grease on it, so it still needs cleaning.
Yes. It's one of the usual systems for commercial kitchens, because it grips and it mops clean.
Flake costs less and hides dirt better. Quartz is for footing on a wet floor. If you wash the car inside, quartz makes sense. If you don't, flake usually does.
$12 to $15 per square foot. Every job is priced on its own.
A typical job takes 2 to 3 days. Talk the dates through with us before you book.
Get a quote
Need a floor that grips?
Tell us the room and roughly how big it is. We call you back as soon as we can.
Step 1 of 5
Goes straight to us. We never sell your details.
What happens next
- You answer five short questions.
- We call you back as soon as we can.
- We come out to look at the slab and price your floor.