Hillsborough County
Tampa
Terrazzo restoration in Tampa splits between two kinds of work. There are the ranch homes south of Kennedy and out through the postwar subdivisions, and there is the institutional inventory: churches, schools and civic buildings that have been waxing over good terrazzo for half a century.
What we find in Tampa floors
The residential floors in Palma Ceia, Virginia Park, Beach Park and the Carrollwood and Town 'n' Country subdivisions went in when terrazzo was simply what you put in a Florida house. Most were carpeted later, which is why the typical Tampa job starts with what the tack strip left behind.
On the institutional side, Hillsborough County has a large stock of mid-century public buildings whose original terrazzo is under decades of acrylic floor finish. Those floors are almost never worn out. They are buried.
Tampa is on our regular route, so scheduling here is usually the easiest part of the conversation.
What we do in Tampa
FAQ
Common questions
Do you work in Tampa regularly?
Yes. Hillsborough is a core service area and Tampa is on our normal route.
My Tampa house is from the sixties and has carpet everywhere. Is there terrazzo under it?
Very likely. Houses built here from the mid fifties through the mid seventies were routinely poured with terrazzo, and the carpet came later.
Can you work in a church or school?
Yes, terrazzo in places like these require special consideration and we have options for all environments. The area being worked has to be clear and closed, and we will put the schedule in writing so the building knows what is out of service and when.
Terrazzo restoration in Tampa, quoted on site
We are out in Hillsborough County regularly. Book a free estimate and we will tell you what your floor needs.