The Polishing Process
Prepare
We start by clearing the area, repairing cracks or imperfections, and thoroughly cleaning the surface to create a solid foundation for the polishing process.
Grind
We use heavy grinding machinery to remove surface imperfections, old coatings, and stains, creating a smooth and level base for the next steps.
Harden
We apply a liquid densifier to strengthen the concrete, enhance its durability, and prepare it for a lasting polish.
Polish
We carefully polish the surface using progressively finer diamond tools, achieving the desired level of shine, from matte to high gloss.
Protect
We seal the surface with a protective coating to guard against stains, moisture, and wear, ensuring the polished finish lasts for years to come.
Customize Your Floor
Stains, dyes, or integral color pigments can be used to achieve a wide range of hues and tones.
Color
Adjusted grinding levels can expose different amounts of aggregate, from a minimal salt-and-pepper look to full aggregate exposure.
Aggregate Exposure
Choose from matte, satin, semi-gloss, or high-gloss finishes depending on the desired reflectivity.
Gloss Level
Incorporated score lines, saw cuts, or stencils can be used to create decorative patterns or logos.
Patterns