FAQ

Terrazzo Brothers provides terrazzo repair and restoration, terrazzo grinding and polishing, concrete staining and polishing, Mexican tile restoration, and epoxy flooring services. We also provide specialized terrazzo, concrete, and epoxy solutions for commercial properties.

Yes. We serve homeowners, property managers, business owners, contractors, and commercial property operators. Our team can tailor the restoration or flooring process to homes, offices, retail spaces, restaurants, hotels, garages, and other high-traffic environments.

Small cracks, chips, isolated stains, and minor surface damage may only require targeted repairs. Floors with widespread discoloration, uneven areas, heavy scratches, old coatings, or significant wear may benefit from full restoration. We inspect the flooring first and recommend the most appropriate service.

In many cases, yes. Professional terrazzo restoration can address cracks, chips, stains, dull areas, uneven surfaces, and years of wear. The process may involve repairs, grinding, polishing, and sealing to improve the floor’s appearance and overall condition.

Grinding removes surface imperfections, old coatings, stains, uneven areas, and deeper scratches. Polishing follows the grinding process and refines the surface to create a smoother finish and the desired level of shine.

Yes. Older terrazzo floors are often discovered beneath carpet, vinyl, laminate, or tile. After the covering and adhesive are removed, we can evaluate the terrazzo for stains, holes, cracks, tack-strip damage, and other issues before recommending a restoration plan.

Concrete staining adds color and visual character to the surface. Concrete polishing uses progressively finer grinding tools to create a smooth, refined finish. Depending on the project, staining and polishing may be combined to create a decorative, durable floor.

Concrete staining and polishing may be suitable for interior residential floors, commercial spaces, offices, retail areas, showrooms, warehouses, and other prepared concrete surfaces. The condition and moisture level of the concrete must be evaluated before work begins.

Yes. Mexican tile can often be cleaned, repaired, polished, and resealed to improve its color and appearance. Restoration may help address dullness, staining, worn finishes, surface buildup, and certain types of minor damage.

Yes. Depending on its condition, existing epoxy flooring may be repaired, refinished, polished, or recoated. Scratches, cracks, peeling areas, discoloration, and loss of shine should be inspected to determine whether localized repair or a more complete restoration is needed.

Project length depends on the flooring material, square footage, amount of damage, required repairs, desired finish, and site conditions. Small projects may be completed relatively quickly, while larger restorations or commercial projects may require several stages.

Contact Terrazzo Brothers and provide your location, flooring type, approximate square footage, and a description of the problem. Photos of the floor can also help with the initial review. After evaluating the project, the team can recommend suitable services and provide an estimate.