Concrete Polishing

Polished concrete is an extremely durable flooring option for industrial, commercial, institutional and residential applications Durable. When the floor is polished and increased in density, it makes it harder and more durable.

Polished, densified concrete is totally fire resistant. Unlike carpeting and many other types of flooring, no chemicals, such as brominated flame retardants, need to be added for fire resistance, and the floor surface does not contribute in any way to fire spread.

Sound insulation is a key issue in the construction of homes. Heavyweight and concrete construction offers proven mass, stiffness and damping that significantly reduces the transmission of noise not only between neighbouring homes but within the home itself.

Heavyweight and concrete construction provides a range of solutions that can economically achieve levels of sound insulation that exceed the minimum required by building regulations.

Appearance retention is simply the floors ability to remain pleasant visually for a reasonable period of time.  Every end-user expects that the considerable investment they make on any surface is going to be amortized over several years.

So every situation we encounter is different based on facility type, parameters of each facility, traffic patterns, and more. These program tiers represent an increased level of maintenance that includes chemical burnishing and in some cases re-polishing where needed.

This is one of the most attractive features of polished concrete floors. Since the floor becomes hard and durable, it can withstand spills, heavyweights and other damaging factors. There is, therefore, very little maintenance required for these floors.

Polishing the concrete improves its density; thus, it reduces its porosity. Any chemical spills can be more easily cleaned before making the floor stained or damaged. The better it is polished & sealed, the easier it becomes to clean.