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Epoxy, Terrazzo, and Polished Concrete Estimating

Tribuild takes off resinous and polished floors by system and area: epoxy and urethane coatings, terrazzo, and polished concrete, with surface prep, moisture mitigation, cove base, and joints carried so the whole floor system is priced.

Resinous and polished floors are priced on the system and the prep beneath it. Tribuild takes off epoxy and urethane coatings, epoxy and cementitious terrazzo, and polished concrete by area and system, and carries surface prep and moisture mitigation as their own lines, since they drive a large share of the cost.

Cove base and joints are quantified by linear foot, coat counts follow the spec, and every deliverable ships with color-coded plans and documented assumptions your team can price and defend. Resilient and hard-surface flooring lives on the Commercial Flooring page.

What we estimate for epoxy, terrazzo, and polished concrete

Epoxy floor coatings

Epoxy coating and broadcast systems by area and coat count per the spec.

Urethane and specialty coatings

Urethane, MMA, and specialty resinous systems by area and system.

Epoxy terrazzo

Epoxy terrazzo by area with divider strips and aggregate.

Cementitious terrazzo

Cementitious/rustic terrazzo by area with matrix and strips.

Polished concrete

Grind-and-polish by area and gloss level with densifier and stain.

Divider and control strips

Terrazzo divider strips and control joints by linear foot.

Surface preparation

Shot-blast, grind, and profile by area as a separate line.

Moisture mitigation

Moisture-vapor testing allowance and mitigation coating by area.

Crack and joint repair

Crack chase/fill and joint repair by linear foot.

Densifiers and sealers

Densifier and sealer applications by area.

Integral cove base

Resinous cove base by linear foot with height noted.

Decorative aggregate and flake

Broadcast flake, quartz, or aggregate by area and system.

Joint treatment

Control- and construction-joint treatment by linear foot.

Demolition

Removal of existing coatings and floor prep quantified for disposal.

Services available for this trade

What you receive

  • Quantity takeoff workbook by floor system and area
  • Surface prep and moisture mitigation as separate lines
  • Cove base and joint linear footage
  • Coat-count and system breakdown
  • Color-coded plans keyed to the finish schedule
  • Scope notes, assumptions, and qualification notes

Software and platforms

MeasureSquareOn-Screen TakeoffBluebeam RevuMicrosoft Excel

Project experience

HealthcareIndustrialEducationRetailCorporate officesFood and beverageWarehouses

How it works

  1. 1

    You submit drawings, specifications, addenda, and bid information.

  2. 2

    Tribuild reviews the scope and delivery requirements.

  3. 3

    The project is assigned to the appropriate estimator or team.

  4. 4

    Questions and clarifications are documented where necessary.

  5. 5

    The deliverable is reviewed under Tribuild's applicable quality-control process.

  6. 6

    The project is delivered through the Tribuild portal or an approved delivery method.

  7. 7

    Revisions and addenda are managed under the applicable service agreement.

Quality control

  • Floor systems reconciled against the finish schedule and plan
  • Surface prep and moisture mitigation carried by area separately
  • Cove base and joints quantified by linear foot
  • Coat counts confirmed against the specification
  • Addendum tracking against finish revisions

Frequently asked questions

Finish plans and schedule, the resinous/polished-concrete specification, and any slab moisture or prep notes. Prep and mitigation drive a large share of the cost.

Yes, shot-blast, grind, and profiling are carried as their own line by area, along with any moisture-mitigation coating.

Yes, epoxy and cementitious terrazzo by area with divider strips, and polished concrete by area and gloss with densifier and stain.

Resinous, terrazzo, and polished-concrete systems are quantified here; resilient and hard-surface flooring is on the Commercial Flooring page.