If you are looking for an alternative to your existing floor covering, why not considering polished concrete.  We have the tools and equipment necessary to properly remove most existing floor finishes like ceramic tile, vinyl, wood, or paint and prep the concrete underneath for polishing.

Properly repairing joints and cracks in your concrete floor is not only an important step in ensuring that your newly polished concrete floor will have a great overall look, but it’s also a smart investment in a costly asset.  Concrete can be a very long lasting flooring material, but if not maintained, deterioration of joints and cracks can lead to extensive failures that could require extremely expensive repairs.

In addition to having similar impacts to joint and crack repairs with regards to preserving your asset and the overall look of your polished concrete floor, making sure your concrete floor is free of any trip hazards is not only required by OSHA, local building codes, and the Americans with Disabilities Act, but it will also greatly reduce the risk of injuries and potential liability claims.