Terrazzo consists of chips of marble, granite, quartz, glass, shell, or other suitable materials. It uses either a cement or epoxy matrix as the binder. Metal strips divide sections, make color transitions, design decorative patterns or logos and allow for movement or crack mitigation.

In addition to the cost of materials and labor, there are a few other factors and considerations that can impact terrazzo flooring cost. These can include the choice between epoxy and cement, furniture removal, removal of the existing floor, and subfloor repairs.

Cracks: Structurally, the main concern with terrazzo is that it can crack if not properly installed. Cracks can be dealt with, but not easily and not cheaply.

What's The Best Cleaner for Terrazzo Floors? For cleaning terrazzo floors, we recommend Prosoco 2010 all-purpose floor cleaner. This dilutable floor cleaner is suitable for terrazzo, polished concrete, and natural stone floors.