FAQ

For new builds, the ideal time is after load-bearing walls are in place and the structure is “dried in.” The concrete should also be cured for at least 30 days, with water and heat properly managed before polishing begins.

• New Floors: Endless design possibilities, including glass broadcasting, integral coloring, and custom aggregate mixes.

• Existing Slabs: Choices include light or deep grind aggregate exposure, acid staining or dyeing for color, high or low sheen finishes, and decorative scoring for unique patterns.

Industrial polishing can:

• Eliminate trip hazards and uneven surfaces.

• Improve cleanability and performance.

• Enhance light reflectivity, reducing energy costs. Our process can restore deteriorating floors, often delivering a long-lasting solution at a lower cost than full replacement.

Yes! We can create nearly any design you imagine, including stenciled patterns, decorative scoring, and even glow-in-the-dark aggregates.

Concrete polishing involves grinding, which can be messy. We use a wet process that creates slurry, eliminating silica dust exposure compared to dry methods. Once complete, we thoroughly clean the area, leaving it better than we found it.

Polished concrete is generally priced similarly to tile. Costs vary depending on project size, accessibility, and specific design choices.

Maintenance is simple: use a properly diluted neutral pH cleaner with a mop pad. We provide every customer with a cleaning kit, instructions, and guidance on purchasing equipment for larger spaces.

Our garage floor coating process includes mechanical grinding, patching, joint filling, and shot blasting before applying the coating. Because of this thorough preparation, we offer a full warranty against delamination. A typical 2–3 stall garage takes about 2–3 days to complete.