Before you can add the finishing touches to your concrete project, you first need to grind and prepare the surface. This makes it smoother and removes any flaws, readying it for polishing or sealing.

Concrete grinding is frequently utilised to remove high spots, epoxy coatings, adhesives, and trip hazards. Before staining, painting, or sealing concrete, surface preparation is also necessary. With our diamond grinding pads and our H-Class dust extractors, we can make the surface level for the best result in the safest way.

Do you want your concrete to have a smooth, glossy finish? Concrete polishing is known for how long it lasts and how easy it is to keep up, which makes it perfect for both commercial and residential buildings.

Concrete polishing is a time-consuming and laborious process, but it's also one of the most effective ways to breathe new life into your old indoor concrete by enhancing its natural colour and beauty. You can choose how much aggregate exposure you want with concrete polishing, and it offers a variety of sheens from smooth to burnished. Because of its hardness, it makes an ideal choice for high-traffic areas such as living rooms, corridors, retail outlets, hotel lobbies, and office reception areas.

Honing concrete is the process of grinding down the concrete to reveal a certain level of aggregate intentionally for design purposes. This gives the concrete a smooth, matte finish that looks like a mosaic-like appearance. It's commonly used on driveways, pathways, and pool surrounds. It can be texturised and sealed to create a non-slip surface too.

Concrete honing is ideal for people who need a long-lasting and attractive look for their walkway, driveway, and pool surrounds because it's resistant to heavy usage that occurs with the aforementioned. Concrete honing is also fantastic for giving your concrete a fresh new appearance. Make your visitors speechless when they first see the beautiful polished concrete on your home.

Given its slip-resistant and durable qualities, epoxy flooring is mostly seen in commercial and industrial buildings. Nevertheless, it has become increasingly popular for houses recently too.

Epoxy flooring can be used indoors (e.g. garages) or outdoors (e.g. patios), making it a versatile option for many households.

Epoxy flooring is an excellent choice for those who want a low-maintenance option in high-traffic areas both indoors and out. Because of the five-coat process, there is almost no need for maintenance, repainting, or cleaning after installation and recoating, which is affordable in the long run.