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Polished Concrete
Polished concrete is fast becoming the ultimate no-wax flooring material.
With the proper floor polishing equipment and experience, we can grind
concrete floor surfaces, whether new or old, to a high-gloss finish that never
needs waxes or coatings. Factor in the superior durability and performance
of concrete, and it's no wonder why more retail, commercial warehouse and
office facilities, and even homeowners are catching on to the appeal of
these smooth, high-luster floors. Polished concrete is durable enough for
warehouses and heavy retail floors yet beautiful enough to be the highlight
of a residential room or entire home.
The smooth, reflective surface of polished concrete invites a stunning array
of options for coloring, scoring, and creating radial lines, grids, bands,
borders as well as custom logo installations. Stains and dyes are the most
popular application for enhancing already existing polished concrete.
Because polishing is a multistep process, you can choose the level of
sheen — from satin to high-gloss — that meets your maintenance and
aesthetic requirements. This versatility makes polished concrete an ideal
flooring material for a variety of applications.
Polished Concrete
Polished concrete is fast becoming the ultimate no-wax flooring
material. With the proper floor polishing equipment and experience, we
can grind concrete floor surfaces, whether new or old, to a high-gloss
finish that never needs waxes or coatings. Factor in the superior
durability and performance of concrete, and it's no wonder why more
retail, commercial warehouse and office facilities, and even
homeowners are catching on to the appeal of these smooth, high-luster
floors. Polished concrete is durable enough for warehouses and heavy
retail floors yet beautiful enough to be the highlight of a residential room
or entire home.
The smooth, reflective surface of polished concrete invites a stunning
array of options for coloring, scoring, and creating radial lines, grids,
bands, borders as well as custom logo installations. Stains and dyes
are the most popular application for enhancing already existing
polished concrete.
Because polishing is a multistep process, you can choose the level of
sheen — from satin to high-gloss — that meets your maintenance and
aesthetic requirements. This versatility makes polished concrete an
ideal flooring material for a variety of applications.
