Transform existing concrete into a finished floor through grinding, polishing, and staining. Maximum sustainability, minimum material input — the ultimate eco-conscious flooring choice.
Where Polished Concrete Works
Polished concrete transforms ordinary slabs into beautiful, durable floors. It is ideal for spaces where sustainability, low maintenance, and modern aesthetics are priorities.
Retail & Showrooms
Sleek, modern aesthetic. High light reflectivity reduces lighting costs. Low maintenance.
Warehouses & Distribution
Densified concrete resists forklift traffic. Dust-proof surface improves air quality.
Office Buildings
Uses the existing slab where suitable. Exposed aggregate or cream finish.
Residential
Industrial chic aesthetic. Works with radiant heating. Low-allergen flooring option.
Substrate Assessment
Polished concrete transforms existing slabs. Final appearance depends heavily on substrate quality and condition. Our team conducts thorough assessments before every project.
- Concrete quality — Higher strength concrete (25+ MPa) polishes better. Aggregate type affects appearance
- Existing coatings — Old sealers, paints, adhesives must be removed. May require aggressive grinding
- Crack repair — Cracks filled with epoxy or polyurea. Will remain visible as design feature
- Flatness — Grinding removes high spots. Significant flatness correction requires overlays
- Moisture — Densifiers help with moderate moisture. Severe MVT may require mitigation
The Polishing Process
Polished concrete is achieved through a systematic mechanical process that densifies and refines the surface.

Grinding
Progressive diamond grinding from coarse (30-50 grit) to medium (100-200 grit). Removes surface layer, exposes aggregate if desired, creates flat plane.
Densification
Lithium silicate densifier penetrates and reacts with concrete, hardening the surface. Creates dust-proof, wear-resistant matrix.
Polishing
Fine diamond polishing (400-3000 grit) develops sheen. Higher grit = higher shine. Guard coat optional for stain resistance.
Finish Options
We offer multiple finish levels to match your aesthetic and functional requirements:
Cream Polish
Minimal grinding — surface paste polished. Uniform color, no aggregate exposure.
Salt & Pepper
Light aggregate exposure. Mix of fine aggregate and cement paste visible.
Full Aggregate
Deep grinding exposes coarse aggregate. Stone chips visible throughout.
Stained
Acid stain or dye adds color. Reactive stains create variegated, unique effects.
Key Advantages
- Lower material input — Uses the existing slab where suitable, with densifier/guard coats selected by site requirements.
- Low Maintenance — Densified surface resists staining and dusting. Simple cleaning protocol.
- Cost Effective — No overlay materials. Lower lifecycle cost than most flooring systems.
- Light Reflective — High-gloss polish reflects ambient light, reducing lighting energy costs.
- Durable — 25+ year service life. Can be re-polished if scratched or worn.
- No Floor Height Change — Process removes material rather than adding. No door or transition issues.
Maintenance Protocol
Densified polished concrete is remarkably easy to maintain. The hard, dense surface resists wear and staining.
Daily
Dust mop with clean microfiber. Auto-scrubber for large areas.
Weekly
Damp mop with neutral pH cleaner. No wax or polish required.
Monthly
Burnish with high-speed buffer if needed to restore gloss.
As Needed
Re-densify and re-polish worn areas. Usually every 5-10 years in high traffic.
Interested in Polished Concrete?
Let us assess your existing slab and recommend the best finish option for your space.
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