Employers
The approximately 34,940 marble, tile, and terrazzo workers in the United States are employed mainly in the construction industry. Most of those who work with terrazzo have jobs with specialty contractors installing artistic, decorative floors and walls; some are self-employed and may specialize in small jobs. Tile setters are more often self-employed, working on smaller, residential projects like bathrooms, kitchens, and other niches.
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