Coloured quartz aggregates bound in resin for a speckled, stone-like floor with built-in grip. Seamless, easy to clean and made for kitchens, clinics and busy commercial spaces.
★★★★★ 5.0 on GoogleXPS certified resin installers20+ years in surface finishesRomford based, Essex & London
What Is Quartz Flooring?
Quartz flooring is a resin system where coloured quartz aggregates are broadcast into, or mixed with, epoxy and sealed with a clear coat, creating a hard-wearing, slip-resistant floor with a natural speckled stone look.
Because the quartz forms part of the floor build, it adds texture and grip as well as colour. The seamless surface can be coved up the wall edge, so there are no joints for dirt and bacteria, which is why quartz is a favourite for clinics, dental surgeries, commercial kitchens and salons.
At home, quartz suits kitchens, utility rooms and bathrooms where you want a practical floor with a subtle, natural look.
HygienicSeamless, with coving options at the wall
Slip resistantQuartz texture gives natural grip
Hard-wearingBuilt for heavy footfall and cleaning
Natural lookSpeckled stone tones and blends
Why Choose Quartz Resin Flooring
Practical, hygienic and quietly good-looking.
Hygienic
No joints or grout, and coving can run up the wall for easy cleaning.
Built-in grip
Quartz texture gives slip resistance where floors get wet.
Very durable
Stands up to footfall, trolleys and regular cleaning.
Natural stone look
Speckled blends that feel calm and premium.
Chemical resistant
Suitable for areas that need regular deep cleaning.
Certified installers
XPS certified resin installers with City & Guilds assured training.
Quartz floors are priced per square metre. These are the things that change the price.
01
Floor area
Larger floors usually cost less per square metre.
02
Preparation
Grinding, repairs and removing old floors.
03
Coving
Coved edges up the wall add detail work.
04
Quartz blend
Standard or custom colour blends.
05
Access and hours
Out-of-hours work for businesses that cannot close.
Quartz Resin vs Vinyl vs Tiles
Hygienic flooring options compared.
Feature
Quartz resin
Safety vinyl
Ceramic tiles
Painted concrete
Joints
None, coving available
Welded seams
Grout lines
None
Grip
Built-in texture
Good
Varies
Low
Durability
Very high
Moderate, can tear
High, grout wears
Low
Look
Natural speckled stone
Printed or plain
Tile pattern
Flat colour
Best for
Clinics, kitchens, salons
Budget refits
Traditional schemes
Storage areas
Our Quartz Flooring Process
Prepared properly, laid to method and sealed for easy cleaning.
Certified by Xtreme Polishing SystemsAwarded on completion of the XPS Epoxy Training Course, so every resin floor is prepared and laid to the manufacturer's method.
We check the slab, test for moisture and show you real samples.
2
Fixed price and finish
A written quote with the system, colours and timings agreed.
3
Diamond grinding and repairs
The base is ground, cracks repaired and primed so the resin bonds.
4
Laying the system
Base coats and your chosen finish, applied by hand.
5
Topcoat and handover
Sealed for wear, with anti-slip where needed and care advice.
Free Quartz Floor Estimate from a Photo on WhatsApp
Show us your floor and we will show you its future. We always prefer to see a space in person, but you do not need to wait for a visit to get ideas and a price. WhatsApp us photos of your current floor and we will come back with the finishes that suit it and an initial estimate.
Photograph your floor
A wide shot of the room plus close-ups of any cracks, tiles or damp spots.
WhatsApp the photos
Add your postcode and rough size. Tell us if it is a home or a business.
Get your flooring estimate
Suggested finishes, an initial estimate, then a visit to confirm a fixed quote.
Romford based, on the road to wherever your floor is. From Essex villages to the heart of London. If it is on the radar, we can be there for a survey, and we are always happy to look further afield.
Our kitchen floor, RM11. Could we have a quartz floor in our clinic? About 40m²
