Terrazzo frequently outlives the structure’s entire lifespan. Buildings typically require many replacements over the course of their lifetimes. However, terrazzo installations completely prevent the necessity for finish maintenance.

Every day, hundreds or even thousands of people pass through an airport, hospital, or school. Terrazzo can endure intense pressure brought on by heavy machinery or high-traffic activity because it has high compressive strength. With only basic cleaning daily, the surface can persist for years because of the material’s resilience.

Since ancient times, terrazzo has been used for countertops, walls, floors, and more. Terrazzo is a modern, environmentally friendly material that produces stunning results. Its production process enables you to get the desired look and feel while consuming less energy than other flooring materials. Terrazzo does not need grout joints, making it both attractive and durable.  Furthermore, because terrazzo floors are nonporous and resistant to moisture damage, they are simple to clean (i.e., spills). Additionally, they are considerably faster to install than many other choices since they are simpler to cut than most other types of stone materials!

Many people believe that terrazzo is expensive because of the initial price. However, because of its resilience, simplicity of care, and attraction to traditional design, terrazzo really provides a high return on investment, which many building owners are unaware of. It is therefore the most cost-effective flooring option when looking at the expenditures over the long run, even if it may not initially match the budget. Terrazzo is a timeless finish that never goes out of style, is anti-microbial, easy to maintain, and lasts the whole life of the structure.