Concrete Floor Solutions and Restorations

Concrete grinding removes existing coatings, stains, and surface irregularities, creating a level base for new finishes or treatments. Concrete floor polishing refines and shines that base, resulting in a smooth, reflective, and durable surface that enhances both the appearance and lifespan of your concrete.

Polished concrete floors are typically no more slippery than standard sealed surfaces and often meet commercial slip-resistance standards. If you need extra traction, we can incorporate slip-resistant additives, which is especially important for high-traffic areas in commercial and industrial settings.

A traffic membrane creates a waterproof, abrasion-resistant barrier that prevents moisture penetration and damage from heavy foot or vehicle traffic. This protective layer is often used in parking garages, warehouses, and other high-wear environments to prolong the life of the concrete and reduce maintenance costs.

Epoxy floor coatings can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years or more, depending on the level of traffic, environmental conditions, and proper maintenance. They’re ideal for both residential garages and commercial or industrial facilities, thanks to their chemical resistance and easy-to-clean finish.

Project duration depends on factors like the size of your space and the extent of surface preparation needed (e.g., crack repairs or removal of old coatings). Many smaller projects, such as basic grinding and polishing, can be completed in a few days, while epoxy coatings may require extra curing time. We work with you to schedule minimal disruptions.

Yes. Proper surface preparation is crucial for successful floor restoration. We repair cracks, spalling, or uneven areas prior to applying any finish—whether it’s polishing, epoxy coatings, or a traffic membrane—to ensure a durable and long-lasting result.

Yes, though each product has specific recommendations. Polished concrete is typically preferred for indoor use, while epoxy or traffic membranes can be used in exterior settings if they are rated for UV exposure and extreme weather conditions. Our team can advise on the best solution for your particular project.