Terrazzo flooring in Mansfield, TX - a poured floor built on a sound slab
Tired of cracked tile, worn carpet or a stained slab? We prep your concrete carefully and pour a hard, smooth terrazzo floor meant to last.
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What goes into a terrazzo floor, and is it right for your house?
Terrazzo flooring in Mansfield, TX is a floor we pour in place over your concrete, let cure and then grind smooth, so you end up with a hard, seamless surface with the chips showing through.
Most people who ask me about terrazzo have a slab under old tile or carpet and want a floor they won't have to replace again, so the first thing I want to know is what that concrete looks like. The price moves with the size of the room, how much crack repair and grinding the slab needs, whether moisture calls for extra work, and how many colors and divider strips go into your design, because each of those adds crew time. The schedule turns on the slab too, since the concrete has to be ready before we pour and the floor needs time to cure before we grind it. If you want the look of ground concrete with fewer steps, polished concrete is the simpler choice, and your written estimate lays out the prep and the product we'd use either way.
How do you know your floor is ready for a change?
Cracked grout and loose tile
Grout lines crack and tiles start to sound hollow when you walk on them. That usually means the bond to the slab has let go, and the longer you wait, the more loose tile and old thinset has to be stripped before we can even read the slab.
An old coating peeling up
Paint or an old coating lifting at the edges or in sheets usually means the slab was never ground or cleaned before it went down. It keeps spreading, and every bit of it has to come off before terrazzo can bond.
Cracks in the bare concrete
Cracks show up once carpet or tile comes off, usually from the slab shrinking or shifting over the years. Left alone they can keep opening and show through a new floor, so they get checked and handled before anything is poured.
How we install terrazzo flooring
Terrazzo is slow, careful work from the slab up, so I look hard at the concrete underneath before we talk about colors and chips. We check it for moisture, cracks and old coatings, repair what needs it, then grind the surface open and clean off the dust, wax and curing compound so the resin has something to grab. After that we set the divider strips that lay out your pattern, pour the epoxy terrazzo, let it cure, and grind and polish it until the chips show smooth and even. I'll walk you through each step as we go, so you can see where the work and your money go.
Plenty of terrazzo jobs start with other work. If the old floor left glue, a failed coating or high spots behind, our concrete grinding and surface preparation takes it back to clean, open concrete, and if the room sits below grade, our basement flooring work covers what a lower-level slab needs before any finish goes down.
Single field color
This suits a kitchen, hallway or living room where you want the chips to do the talking. Fewer divider strips mean less hand work, so it's usually the simpler layout to price.
Patterns, borders and inlays
This suits an entry or a room you want to stand out, because divider strips let us split colors into shapes and borders. Every extra strip and color adds crew time, so it raises the price.
Chip blends in your colors
This suits anyone matching cabinets, stone or a color scheme, since the chip mix and the resin color get chosen together. Pick from real samples rather than a photo, because chips look different under your own lights.
Get a written terrazzo estimate after we check your slab
We reply within one business day to set a time for me to come out. The quote is free, done on site and obligation-free, and you get a written estimate covering the prep and the product.
(817) 405-3758- Based in
- Mansfield, TX 76063
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 7 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 8 AM–9 PM
What happens when you call us about terrazzo in Mansfield?
From your first call to the final walk-through, here's how a terrazzo job runs and who you'll be dealing with at each step.
Call or send a message
Call (817) 405-3758 or use the form, and we'll set a time for me to come out. Tell us which room you're thinking about so I know what to look for.
I check your slab
I look at the floor myself, ask how you use the space and check the slab for moisture, cracks and old coatings. That visit tells us whether the concrete is ready for terrazzo or needs work first.
Get your written estimate
Your estimate explains how we'll prep the floor and which product fits, so you can see what the price is paying for before you commit. Then we pick a date that works for you.
We pour, finish and walk it
Our crew does the prep and the finish with me running the job. Before we pack up, I walk the done floor with you.
Why Mansfield homeowners call Bedrock Mansfield Concrete Coatings for terrazzo
Based in Mansfield, here in person
We're based right here in Mansfield, and I come out to look at your floor myself. Our own crew does the work with me running the job, so the person who read your slab is the one watching the pour.
Prep-first since 2023
We've been in business since 2023, and I learned this trade under a coatings installer after years cooking in restaurant kitchens. Both taught me the same thing, that the prep decides how the finished floor turns out.
Fully licensed and insured
We're fully licensed and insured. That matters on a terrazzo job, where we're running heavy grinders and mixing resin inside your house.
Satisfaction guaranteed on every job
Our promise is plain, satisfaction guaranteed on every job. I'd rather tell you a slab isn't ready than rush it, because a floor that looks great when we leave and peels later isn't one I want our name on.
On terrazzo, the slab decides the floor, so the first step is letting me see it. Request your estimate or call (817) 405-3758.
Terrazzo, slab prep and permits in Mansfield
The City of Mansfield requires a permit for any construction, alteration or repair of a structure, building or building system, and that rule doesn't spell out whether a new floor finish counts. So before we start, we ask the city's Building Safety Department about your job, and if a permit is needed, we take care of it.
Around Mansfield we mostly pour over slab-on-grade houses, meaning the concrete sits right on the ground, and when the carpet or tile comes up we usually find glue, thinset or an old sealer that has to be ground off before anything will bond. We run into the same mix on jobs in Burleson and Midlothian, from newer builds where I want to know how old the concrete is to older homes with patched cracks nobody remembers. That's why I ask so many questions about the house's history at the first visit. How old is the slab? What was on it before? Every answer changes the prep.
Questions about terrazzo flooring in Mansfield
How long does a terrazzo floor last?
One terrazzo maker says a properly installed terrazzo floor lasts 75 to 100 years or more. That life span hangs on the install, which is why we spend so much of the job on the slab, and it's why the higher upfront cost gets spread across a lot of years.
Why does terrazzo flooring cost more than other floors?
Terrazzo costs more upfront because it's a labor-heavy floor with many steps, and it needs a skilled crew. Prep, setting divider strips, pouring, grinding and polishing all take time, and one regional terrazzo specification prices a moisture barrier as a separate extra when slab tests come back too high. Your written estimate shows where that work goes on your floor.
Can epoxy terrazzo go over my existing concrete slab?
Usually, yes, because epoxy terrazzo is an indoor system that bonds right to the slab, but how flat it stays and how well it resists cracking depend on that slab's condition. Where there are cracks or control joints, an added flexible membrane under the epoxy terrazzo can take up some side-to-side movement, so I check the slab first and tell you straight if it isn't ready.
How long does terrazzo installation take?
Your slab and the room's temperature set most of the timeline. One maker's specification wants the concrete cured at least 28 days and the room and floor held at 55 degrees Fahrenheit or above for 72 hours before, during and after the install, so new concrete or an unheated room can push the date back.
How do I take care of a terrazzo floor?
Epoxy terrazzo is about as easy as floors get to look after, and the national terrazzo trade group says it has the lowest maintenance cost because its surface doesn't soak anything up. Spills sit on top instead of staining, so regular sweeping and damp mopping covers most of what a house needs.
Who do I ask about a flooring permit in Mansfield, TX?
The city's Building Safety Department answers permit questions, at 817-276-4220 or permits@mansfieldtexas.gov. It's the same office we check with before a job when we're not sure.
Related services that come before terrazzo
If your terrazzo plans include a lower level, this covers the moisture checks and floor options that suit a below-grade slab before you settle on a finish.
Every terrazzo pour starts here, and it's also the right call on its own when an old coating, glue or rough patch has to come off the concrete.
Service areas for terrazzo flooring near Mansfield
Bedrock Mansfield Concrete Coatings is based in Mansfield, Texas, and we work across the cities around it. That includes the 12 cities listed here, from Mansfield itself to Kennedale and Cedar Hill, and plenty of others nearby.
Mansfield, TX
Have your slab checked before choosing terrazzo
Have the room size, what's on the floor now and the slab's age handy when you call (817) 405-3758 or fill out the form, so the first visit gets right to your concrete.