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Grind and Seal is where we Grind the Concrete to the desired exposure and then apply a surface coating to the floor to protect the concrete.Conditions that dictate the grind and seal process include: the concrete substrate conditions, durability requirements and desired finished appearance.

Grind and seal is an economical and effective method for strengthening and beautifying concrete floors in homes, garages, retail stores, showrooms, manufacturing plants, and institutional facilities. Grind and seal the natural gray for a modern, contemporary look. Our concrete grind and seal system is a terrific way to transform your concrete floor from drab gray to a nice gloss finish. “Grind and ...

Commercial and Retail Polished Floor Benefits:

Using the slab on grade as the finished floor surface is more cost effective, maintenance costs are lower

Polished floors are easy to clean, requiring only occasional damp mopping. They also eliminate the need for messy waxes or coatings as well as the associated labor, time, and expense to apply them.

Polished concrete does not require hazardous coatings, cleaners or adhesives

The most common places polished concrete is used include:

• Large warehouses and warehouse outlets


• Retail stores


• Hotels and restaurants


• Office buildings


• Auto showrooms


• Private residences

Almost any structurally sound concrete floor, whether new or old, can be polished.

Existing fl...

Cementitious Urethane

Cementitious urethane is a high performance floor coating composed of Portland cement, water, aggregate, and other fine materials. It was created for the food and beverage industry. Also referred to as “urethaneconcrete” or “urethane mortar,” cementitious urethane has many benefits as it has been introduced and used in many applications beyond the food and beverage industry.

This system can be installed with a seamless application. Maintaining a seamless floor throughout the entirety of a facility can help decrease the level of bacteria or harmful chemicals getting stuck in the seams.

Able to withstand extreme temperature swings from -330°F to ...

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