Tough, textured and made for hard use.
Colored quartz sand is broadcast into epoxy to build a thick, slip-resistant floor that hides wear and stands up to heavy traffic and abuse.
- Thickness: A heavier build than thin coatings
- Traction: Natural grip from the quartz
- Look: Granite-like earth and gray blends
What it is, and why it matters.
Quartz systems pack colored quartz sand into epoxy, creating a thick, hard surface with natural grip. The surface hides scratches and dirt, resists impact and handles wet and busy areas better than a smooth film.
We install quartz floors in commercial kitchens, locker rooms, garages, workshops and light industrial areas across Tennessee, including Nashville facilities. The system is built in layers, with a broadcast of quartz to rejection and a clear topcoat that locks it in. Blends come in earth tones, grays and bright mixes.
Four things done right.
Grip in wet conditions
The sand texture adds traction where floors get wet.
Hides wear
Quartz masks scuffs, tire marks and dirt.
Heavy-duty build
Thick layers handle impact and rolling loads.
Color that lasts
Quartz does not fade the way some dyes do.
From first call to quartz broadcast floors.
- 01
Select the blend
We review color, texture and slip needs with you.
- 02
Prepare and base
The slab is ground and a thick base coat is applied.
- 03
Broadcast
Quartz is broadcast to rejection and cured.
- 04
Seal
Excess is removed and a clear topcoat is applied.
Quartz Broadcast Floors across Tennessee.
We do this work in 58 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Bristol.
Quartz Broadcast Floors: common questions
Is a quartz floor hard to clean?
It is more textured than a smooth floor, so a stiff broom or auto-scrubber helps, but it is sealed and cleans well with the right tools.
Is quartz good for kitchens?
It is a common choice for kitchens and wet areas because of its grip and durability, and the right system depends on temperature and chemical exposure.
How do I get a price for quartz broadcast floors?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-209-7643. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free site visit.
Ready to talk about quartz broadcast floors?
A site visit, a moisture test and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.