Doreon develops and installs new epoxy terrazzo to restore, replicate, and extend existing floors throughout New York.
We study the original floor’s matrix color, aggregate, density, divider layout, and finish — whether replacing a failed area, extending terrazzo into an adjoining space, or reconstructing a larger section of the floor.
Terrazzo restoration is not always a matter of grinding and polishing. When areas delaminate or fail—or when an existing floor must continue into a newly configured space—the replacement must be developed in direct response to what remains.
Before replacement terrazzo is installed, we study the original matrix, aggregate size and distribution, divider layout, and finish. Only then do we develop a system that relates to the existing floor as closely as the material allows.
Cement terrazzo changes with age. Its matrix develops depth, wear, and patina that new cement terrazzo cannot simply reproduce. For replacement and extensions, epoxy gives us far greater control over the elements that define the floor: matrix color, aggregate size, blend, density, and distribution.
Epoxy can be pigmented with exceptional precision. Stone is selected for color, scale, shape, and proportion, then adjusted until the new sample carries the same visual rhythm as the original.
Even with careful analysis and sampling, a perfect match is not always possible. Our objective is to create the closest relationship between old and new, so the repair belongs to the floor rather than calling attention to itself.
Tell us about the existing space, the areas requiring replacement or extension, and what the project needs to accomplish. Share photographs, drawings, or site information, and Doreon will help define the right restoration approach.
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