Quartz floors.
Fine-grain quartz in the coating for a speckled finish with extra grip underfoot.
What is a quartz floor?
Quartz floors have colored quartz granules built into the coating, which gives a fine, speckled surface.
The fine grain adds texture you can feel underfoot, so the floor has more grip than a smooth coating while keeping a clean, even look from a distance.
Why people choose quartz.
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Fine grain
Small granules give an even speckle rather than the bolder chips of a flake floor.
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Extra grip
The texture you feel underfoot is the reason people choose it.
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Even from a distance
Up close it is speckled; across a room it reads as one calm tone.
Quartz or Flake?
Both are speckled. Quartz has a finer grain and more grip underfoot; flake has larger chips and a bolder texture.
Good to know.
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The texture that gives grip also takes a little more effort to clean than a smooth floor. We talk through that trade-off at the site visit.
Quartz questions
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What is the difference between quartz and flake?
Both are speckled. Quartz has a finer grain and more grip underfoot; flake has larger chips and a bolder texture.
How the floor goes in.
Our process-
Consultation
We look at the space, talk through how it is used and send a written estimate.
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Preparation
Industrial grinding equipment with professional dust collection, then crack repair and cleaning, so the coating can bond.
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Installation
Primer, body coats and finish applied in sequence, with cure times respected.
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Final Result
A walkthrough together, plus care instructions before we hand the floor back.
Start with a written estimate.
Tell us about the space and what you need. We will follow up to schedule a site visit.
Serving Houston and surrounding areas
(555) 010-0147