Color quartz floors with grip that lasts
A seamless, double-broadcast quartz floor for the rooms that get wet, get scrubbed, and get walked on all day. Ground, primed, and built in layers by a family crew working western Colorado since 1982.
- Ground concrete prep on every floor
- Free on-site walkthrough and itemized quote
- Residential and commercial, fully insured
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Colored quartz, locked into epoxy, twice
A color quartz floor is a multi-layer epoxy system. We grind the concrete, lay down a base coat, and broadcast colored quartz sand into it while it is wet. Then we do it again. A second coat and a second broadcast fill in the surface and make it dense. A clear topcoat locks everything in.
The result is a floor that looks like fine, speckled stone, feels solid underfoot, and has real grip even when it is wet. There are no seams, no grout lines, and nothing for water or grime to get into.
That is why quartz is the system we recommend for mudrooms, laundry rooms, kitchens, and commercial floors. A chip floor is the garage favorite. Quartz is what you want where the floor gets wet and gets cleaned a lot.
- Double broadcastTwo coats, two broadcasts of quartz, one clear topcoat.
- Grip when wetQuartz texture holds traction with water, snowmelt, or soap on the floor.
- SeamlessNo grout lines, no seams. Water stays on top where you can mop it.
- Takes the cleaningStands up to mopping, degreasers, and daily scrubbing.
- Your colorsStocked quartz blends, with samples at the walkthrough.
Two broadcasts is the difference
A single-broadcast floor leaves low spots and thin coverage that wear through first. Broadcasting quartz twice builds a thicker, denser surface that takes carts, boots, water, and years of mopping without showing it. It starts the same way every Cherokee floor does, with ground concrete.
Get My Free QuoteOur most popular quartz colors
These are the quartz blends we install most, so they are stocked and ready to go. Tap a swatch to see it up close.
Screens vary. We bring physical samples to every walkthrough so you can see the color in your own space.
The rooms that get wet and get cleaned
Quartz fits anywhere you need grip, a seamless surface, and a floor that shrugs off daily scrubbing.
Mudrooms and laundry
Boots, wet gear, and dripping skis all winter. Water sits on top and mops right up.
Kitchens
Home and commercial. Grease, spills, and hot pans do not bother it, and there are no grout lines to scrub.
Restrooms and locker rooms
Seamless and slip resistant where floors are wet most of the day.
Showrooms and retail
A finished, stone-look floor that takes foot traffic and still looks sharp.
Vet, medical, and food prep
Easy to sanitize, nowhere for grime to hide, and it stands up to cleaning chemicals.
Basements and gear rooms
A clean, durable floor over a bare slab for gyms, storage, and bonus rooms.
Made for wet Colorado floors
Between snowmelt and mud season, the floors inside a Valley home or business see water for most of the year.
Snowmelt and mud season
Everything that comes in on boots ends up on the mudroom floor. Quartz keeps it on top, gives you grip while it is wet, and mops clean.
Slip resistance
Smooth epoxy and sealed concrete get slick with water on them. The quartz texture is what keeps traction in wet rooms and busy commercial spaces.
Cleaning, every day
Commercial kitchens and restrooms get scrubbed daily with strong cleaners. A sealed quartz floor takes it without staining or breaking down.
Built on ground concrete
Prep decides how long any coating lasts. We grind every slab so the primer bites in, then build the system up one layer at a time.
From walkthrough to walking on it
No guesswork and no surprise line items. Here is how a quartz floor job goes with our crew.
Get My Free QuoteWalkthrough
We check the slab, any old coating, cracks, and moisture, and you look at quartz samples in your own space.
Itemized quote
A clear price, broken out line by line, before anything goes on the calendar.
Grind and repair
We diamond grind the concrete and fill cracks and pits so the floor bonds to clean, sound slab.
Build the floor
Primer, base coat and first broadcast, second coat and second broadcast, then scrape, clean, and seal with the clear topcoat.
Back in business
We tell you exactly when you can walk on it and when it is ready for full use.
Quartz vs. chip vs. tile
Here is how a quartz floor stacks up against the other common choices for a wet or high-traffic room.
| Cherokee quartz floor | Chip floor | Tile | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface | Seamless, dense quartz | Seamless, vinyl chip | Grout lines every few inches |
| Grip when wet | High, adjustable texture | Good | Depends on the tile |
| Cleaning | Mop or squeegee, no seams | Mop or squeegee, no seams | Grout stains and needs scrubbing |
| Chemicals and grease | Sealed, takes degreasers | Sealed | Grout absorbs |
| Best for | Wet rooms, kitchens, commercial | Garages, shops, basements | Light-use rooms |
Cherokee floors around the Valley
Real floors from Cherokee jobs across western Colorado.
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Quartz floors from Aspen to Grand Junction
We install color quartz floors in homes and businesses across western Colorado, from Aspen, Snowmass, and Basalt down through Carbondale and Glenwood Springs, over to Vail, and out to Grand Junction.
Because the work is indoors, quartz floors go in year round. Winter is a great time to get on the schedule.
- Family owned since 1982Four decades on Valley concrete.
- Fully insuredResidential and commercial jobs.
- Free walkthroughsWe come out, look, and give you an itemized price.
- One crewThe people who quote the job are the people who do the job.
Quartz floor questions
Don’t see your question? Call 970-625-3800 and talk to the crew directly.
How much does a color quartz floor cost?
We price every floor after a free walkthrough. Quartz is a double-broadcast system, so it uses more material than a chip floor and usually prices a bit higher per square foot. The main factors are square footage, slab condition, how much grinding and crack repair it needs, whether an old coating has to come off, and the blend you choose. You get an itemized quote before anything is scheduled.
What is the difference between a quartz floor and a chip floor?
Both are built the same way underneath: ground concrete, primer, and an epoxy base. The difference is what gets broadcast into it. A chip floor uses vinyl paint chips for a flecked, textured look. A quartz floor uses colored quartz sand, broadcast twice, for a tighter, denser surface with more grip. Chip floors are the garage favorite. Quartz is what we recommend for wet rooms and commercial floors.
Will a quartz floor be slippery when wet?
Quartz is the system we reach for when slip resistance matters. The quartz grains give the floor texture that holds up even with water on it. We can adjust how much texture is left in the surface, from a fine, easy-to-mop finish to a more aggressive grip for commercial kitchens and wet areas. We talk that through at the walkthrough.
Is it hard to keep clean?
No. The surface is seamless, so there are no grout lines or seams for dirt and water to get into. Sweep, mop, or squeegee. For commercial floors it stands up to regular degreasers and cleaning chemicals.
Can you install quartz over my existing floor?
Over sound concrete, yes. If there is an old coating that is peeling or poorly bonded, it has to come off first or the new floor fails with it. We check the bond at the walkthrough and include any removal in the quote.
How long until I can use the room?
Foot traffic comes back well before heavy use does. Cure times depend on the products and the temperature in the space, so we give you exact times before we leave.
Do you do commercial quartz floors?
Yes. We are fully insured for commercial work. Quartz is a good fit for commercial kitchens, restrooms, locker rooms, veterinary and medical spaces, showrooms, and anywhere a floor needs grip and takes a lot of cleaning.
Paint chip floors
Our cold-month specialty for garages, shops, and basements.
Epoxy rock overlays
Our warm-month specialty for outdoor concrete.
Let’s talk about your floor.
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