Professional Polished Concrete in Griffin

Usually, as long as it is sound and has had time to cure. Old glue, paint, or coatings have to come off first, and a floor that is wavy or heavily patched may not take an even shine. Badly broken areas need concrete repair first, and a floor beyond repair needs a new concrete slab.

Call or text us about the floor and what it is used for. A picture or two is usually enough for a ballpark price, and we confirm the details in person. The floor is cleared, then ground in several passes with finer grits each time, and the sealer goes on at the end. Where color matters more than shine, stained concrete adds color to a floor.

Square footage first, then the condition of the slab and how much shine you want. A slab with glue, a coating, or patches on it takes more work. A garage or shop floor that sees oil and spills often suits epoxy flooring better. Send a picture to get a free estimate.

It can be when it is wet. Water or spills make any hard floor slippery, so wipe them up. Outside, concrete driveways and concrete walkways get a textured finish for grip instead of a polish.

Dust mop it, damp mop with a neutral cleaner, and never wax it. The sealer wears in the busiest paths and gets renewed there rather than over the whole floor. Outdoor concrete, such as a concrete patio or a stamped concrete finish, is not usually polished and needs its own care.

We polish concrete floors for homes and businesses across the communities south of Atlanta. That includes Barnesville, Brooks, Fayetteville, Forsyth, Griffin, Hampton, Jackson, Locust Grove, McDonough, Milner, Newnan, Peachtree City, Senoia, Thomaston, Williamson, and Zebulon.

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