Polished Concrete

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POLISHED FLOORS

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If you’re looking for a way to make your regular concrete look amazing, look no further. Decorative Concrete Surfacing is here to help with the highest-quality concrete polishing services in S.E. WI.

Polished floors are an elegant flooring option that involves grinding, honing, and polishing concrete or stone surfaces to a glossy, mirror-like finish. This process enhances aesthetics, durability, and ease of maintenance, making them a popular choice for modern spaces

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We are one of the best concrete polishing companies in S.E.WI, and we can help you achieve your vision for your concrete floors. A series of increasingly finer diamond-tipped segments are run over the concrete in successive stages. This gives the concrete the desired surface gloss, which will vary according to customer needs. During our grinding process, we will add “grout” to the floor if necessary and requested. This will add to the floor’s overall smoothness as well as add shine and longer life to the floor and also create a lower maintenance floor. As our grinding diamond numbers go up, we will “Densify” the concrete. This not only makes the concrete considerably harder but it will also help add luster and sheen to the floor again helping make it easy to maintain as well as add longevity to the surface. The final step is to do a high-speed burnish on the surface. This will add depth and luster to the overall floor. If you are interested in the process, work with us today to get started.

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We Provide Commercial and Residential Concrete Floor Polishing

At Decorative Concrete Surfacing, we believe that your concrete floors deserve the same kind of attention you give to your home. We’re the industry leaders in concrete floor polishing, and we want to make sure you’re getting the best service possible. We have all the tools and expertise you need to bring your concrete floors back to life. We’ll be happy to help you select the right equipment and materials.
Polished concrete is available in a variety of surfaces to suit your needs. From the texture and color of the concrete itself to the way it’s polished, there are many different types of polished surfaces available to you at Decorative Concrete Surfacing. Depending on your needs, the concrete itself and your budget, these surfaces will vary. Below you’ll find images of “samples” with options available to you. It is extremely important to have a professional concrete contractor repair your concrete joints, cracks, and blow-outs.

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We are one of the best concrete polishing companies in S.E.WI, and we can help you achieve your vision for your concrete floors. We have years of experience as concrete polishing contractors and can help you find the best solutions for your needs. Call Decorative Concrete Surfacing LLC today for a free estimate of your commercial or residential concrete project.

Concrete floor grinding

Concrete floor grinding is a meticulous process that uses heavy machinery to level, smooth, and prepare concrete surfaces. It removes imperfections, creating a durable, even, and polished finish, ideal for various applications from residential to industrial space

Full Exposure

This process is more labor intensive as we have to grind over the floor usually 2-3 times to get all the stone showing. As a general rule, we grind down 4-5mm depending on the slab. This is a more decorative look and is often used in homes and showrooms.

Cream Finish

Cream Finish is typically for newly poured concrete that is poured to very stringent specifications so that there are no undulations throughout the floor where aggregate can show through. This is a very hard finish to achieve and it is up to the contractor to pour the perfect slab for us to polish.

Concrete Dye

As we generally use your existing concrete, you are often bound by whatever colors appear in your cement and the stone as we start to grind. If you are unhappy with the existing color or you want something to tie in with other furnishings etc., we have a couple of options.

Salt and Pepper

This is often referred to in the industry as a salt and pepper look. It is where we grind the top 1-3mm of the surface, usually going over the entire floor just once. There is often no stone exposure in some areas, and other areas have a little or a lot depending on how the slab was poured. This is often used for the industrial look, or for garages, restaurants, outdoor areas, etc., and is a more cost-effective option.