Polished Concrete Floors, The Most Refined You Can Install.

Most concrete can be polished to some degree. Factors that affect polishability include concrete hardness, aggregate distribution, existing damage, and previous treatments. Jose assesses these during the free estimate and gives you an honest recommendation on what's achievable.

Concrete conducts heat, so it can feel cool in air-conditioned spaces. Many clients find this comfortable in California's climate. Radiant heating can be added beneath concrete for cold-climate comfort. It is hard underfoot — area rugs are commonly used in residential settings.

A properly polished and densified concrete floor has a Coefficient of Friction (COF) that meets or exceeds OSHA requirements for commercial flooring when dry. Like any smooth floor, extra care is warranted when wet. Level 3 and Level 4 finishes in wet environments may require anti-slip treatment.

Daily: sweep or dust mop. Weekly: damp mop with pH-neutral cleaner. Annual: reapply guard treatment and burnish with a high-speed buffer to restore sheen. This is significantly less maintenance than tile grout or hardwood.

Yes. Concrete dyes can be applied during the polishing process to add warm or cool tones, or to create more dramatic color effects. Dye options are reviewed during the design consultation.

Properly maintained polished concrete lasts indefinitely; it's the floor itself, not a coating. Major retailers, airports, and commercial buildings use polished concrete specifically because of its longevity. The densifier treatment actually makes the concrete harder over time.