• What does grind & seal look Like?

  Grind & seals can take on several different looks, depending on color and final sheen choice, as well as the aggregate underneath the top layer.

  • Color: You can choose to stain the concrete or apply a color sealer or coating to change the look of the concrete. We  recommend a clear acrylic sealer if you are not going to get much traffic, if you want less maintenance, and if you like the natural look of the concrete, and don’t want to spend almost double the amount of money.

  • Sheen: You can choose the sheen of the finished look. Do you want more of a matte finish, not as much shine? Then we’d recommend an acrylic sealer. Either way, the shine will wear out over time, but you can always bring it back with another coat of acrylic sealer or a wax for the epoxy option.

  PROCESS

  The grind and seal process is a combination of preparing the surface, grinding the concrete smooth, repairing in cracks or holes, and cleaning the surface, and then sealing or installing a coating on top. It is important the concrete is prepped properly, so that the sealer or coating can adhere to the surface. We use state of the art equipment and high-tech materials, as well as highly skilled labor to complete all projects. Our dust-containment system is beneficial for trapping the concrete dust that the grinding machines create, which will help eliminate dust. When you grind concrete, heavy amounts of dust are created in the process!

    HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE

   The process takes about 1 to 2 days for 800 sq. ft., but it depends on how big your area is and how many small spaces and edgework we need to grind, as well as how many repairs. At the estimate, we will give you an expectation as to what it will look like as the end result. For example, if you have stains on the concrete, you have about a 90 to 95 percent chance you won’t see if after the grinding process. If you have cracks, we often must make them bigger [chase them] to properly install caulking to help your concrete slabs move properly and help minimize further cracking. If you choose a clear sealer, you will see the crack repairs. However, all of this is industrial and hopefully goes with your overall desired end look: industrial concrete.

Have a piece of mind of a 100% sealed warehouse floors it’s easy to coordinate with your company’s logo, color scheme, or other identifiers for a cohesive look. You’ll also reap the following rewards with an resin coated, polished, or stained concrete warehouse floor.

• Easy to Clean and Maintain — Daily sweeping, mopping, and an occasional polish are all it takes to keep your concrete floors clean and beautiful.
• Long Lasting — Unfinished concrete floors can’t stand up to long-term use without deteriorating.
• Resists Chemicals — Accidents happen and chemicals sometimes get spilled, but a sealed concrete floor won’t absorb the chemicals making cleanup easier and safer.
• Reduces Wear — Over time, unsealed concrete floors become brittle and worn, creating dust and debris. Sealed concrete floors are less prone to wear and tear, 
• meaning less dust is produced.
• Hygienic Surfaces — Because sealed concrete floors are non-porous, they’re a more hygienic choice for warehouses, especially those that handle food related items.
• Prevents Chipping & Peeling — Sealing a concrete floor with epoxy, stain, or by polishing it makes it less prone to chipping and peeling due to heavy use or items being dropped.

We do more than repairs  We supply solutions with resin&concrete for your  property needs. Specializing in indoor concrete, we create smooth and durable surfaces that provide comprehensive support in a variety of settings. 

• Manufacturing
• Warehouses
• Industrial Floors
• Commercial Kitchens
• Aircraft Hangars
• Shop Floors/Garage Floors
• Kennels, Vet Clinics, and More

Not all concrete flooring is created equal, especially in commercial settings. we are able to recommend the solutions that make the most sense for your property’s needs. We’ll look at the different factors and considerations that need to be made in order to match you with a flooring option best suited for you, including:

• • Expected Traffic
  • Weight of Machinery
  • Chemical Resistance
  • Friction
  • Cleaning and Maintenance Expectations
  • Visual/Aesthetic Appeal, and More