Concrete polishing is a process similar to refinishing wood, where specialized machines with diamond abrasives are used to grind down the concrete surface to a desired level of smoothness and shine.

Generally, yes, if the concrete is structurally sound. Concrete should ideally cure for at least 28 days before polishing. Factors like concrete strength and the presence of sealers can affect the process.

Polished concrete is durable, easy to maintain, aesthetically pleasing, resistant to stains and wear, and can increase the reflectivity of a space.

Despite its glossy appearance, polished concrete is generally not slippery and can even have increased slip resistance compared to other surfaces. We can also apply sealers to further enhance traction.

Yes, we can polish most existing concrete floors that are in good structural condition. We will assess your floor to determine the best approach.

Concrete restoration involves repairing damage to concrete surfaces, such as cracks, spalling, and discoloration, to bring them back to a sound and aesthetically pleasing condition.

Concrete can be damaged by a variety of factors including weather, heavy traffic, chemical spills, and the natural aging process.

Is concrete restoration more cost-effective than replacement? In many cases, yes. Restoration can address specific damage without the need for a full replacement, saving time and money.

We can repair various types of damage, including cracks (hairline to larger), chips, spalling (flaking or pitting), and surface imperfections.

The duration depends on the extent of the damage. We will provide an estimated timeline after assessing your specific needs.

An epoxy coating is a durable, protective layer applied over concrete or other surfaces. It's made from a mixture of epoxy resin and a hardener that chemically bond to create a strong, seamless finish. Epoxy flooring is the result of applying such a coating.

Epoxy floors are durable, chemical-resistant, easy to clean, and can be customized with various colors and finishes. They can also enhance safety with non-slip options.

Epoxy flooring is versatile and can be installed in residential garages, basements, commercial spaces, industrial facilities, and more.

With proper installation and maintenance, epoxy flooring can last for many years, often a decade or more.

No, epoxy floors are not inherently slippery. We can add anti-skid additives to the top coat to create a non-slip surface.

Epoxy flake flooring involves broadcasting decorative vinyl flakes into a wet epoxy coating. This creates a visually appealing, multi-dimensional look and adds slight texture.

It offers enhanced aesthetics, durability, and can help to hide minor imperfections in the concrete. The flakes also contribute to a non-slip surface.

There is a wide variety of colors and sizes available to customize the look of your epoxy flake floor. We can show you our available options.

Yes, the epoxy base coat provides excellent durability, and the flakes are embedded within this layer, ensuring they last.

Cleaning is easy with regular sweeping or vacuuming and occasional mopping with a mild detergent.

Epoxy quartz flooring combines epoxy resin with colored quartz aggregates. This creates a highly durable, slip-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing surface.

It offers excellent durability, strong slip resistance (due to the quartz), chemical resistance, and a unique textured appearance.

It's often used in areas requiring high durability and safety, such as commercial kitchens, restrooms, healthcare facilities, and industrial spaces.

Yes, quartz aggregates come in various colors and blends, allowing for customization to match your design preferences.

No, it's relatively easy to clean with regular sweeping and mopping. The textured surface can even help to hide dirt and scuffs.

Besides concrete polishing and various epoxy coatings, we focus on these specialized concrete and resinous flooring solutions. Please inquire about your specific needs.

Yes, we offer free consultations and quotes. Please contact us to discuss your project in the Pompano, North Lauderdale, Miami, or Opa Locka area.

We proudly serve the Pompano Beach, North Lauderdale, Miami, and Opa Locka areas.