One Contractor. Every Concrete Finish.

See the Pricing section above for directional $/sq ft ranges by service, plus small-residential, mid-size-retail and large-warehouse worked examples. Most companies in this category make you request a quote just to hear a number — we'd rather you have a real range before you call. Every final quote is fixed and given in writing.

Timelines depend on service and square footage — a small residential room typically runs 2–5 days, a mid-size retail floor 5–7 days, and larger warehouse projects are scheduled in phased sections. Commercial and industrial clients can request night or weekend crews to avoid any shutdown.

It depends on the finish level and any additive used. Higher-gloss finishes (Level 3–4) can be more reflective without necessarily being more slippery than a Level 1–2 finish, and a slip-resistance additive can be broadcast into the topcoat or sealer for wet areas or code-driven applications. We'll walk through the gloss-level and slip-resistance trade-offs at your estimate.

Polished concrete needs regular dust-mopping or auto-scrubbing with a pH-neutral cleaner, plus periodic diamond burnishing and sealer or stain-guard reapplication every 1–3 years depending on traffic. To be direct: no concrete finish is truly "maintenance-free" — any company that claims otherwise is oversimplifying. We'll give you a real, honest maintenance schedule for your specific finish.

Yes — a 5-Year warranty, stated the same way on every page of this site. Only a small minority of companies in this category state a specific warranty term at all; most use vague language like "lifetime guarantee" with no real number. Ours is a plain, specific term with written exclusions. A claim generally covers a defect in our own workmanship or materials — cracking, delamination, or premature wear tied to how we prepped or finished the slab — showing up under normal use; it doesn't cover damage from someone else's work, misuse, or a structural issue unrelated to our finish. If something looks off, call us — we'll come inspect it and repair anything that's a covered issue.

Yes — floor removal and demolition is its own named step in our process, not something buried inside "prep." We can remove old tile, vinyl, carpet glue, or a failing epoxy coating before grinding and refinishing the slab underneath.

Yes. Moisture testing and mitigation is a named capability, not an afterthought — it's one of the most common reasons a coating or overlay fails prematurely, so we test for it before recommending a finish.

Yes — this is a standard part of how we schedule commercial and industrial work. We section large floors and work one area at a time, and offer night and weekend crews so your retail floor, restaurant, or warehouse keeps operating.

Yes — CSLB #PLACEHOLDER-000000, licensed and insured. We'd rather you verify it yourself than take our word for it.

Polished concrete is mechanically ground and honed to a named gloss level with no topcoat added. Sealing adds a protective acrylic, epoxy, polyurethane or penetrating layer over existing concrete. Staining adds color into or onto the surface, usually finished with a sealer. Coatings (epoxy, polyaspartic, metallic) add a full resinous layer on top of the slab. We'll help you pick the right one for your space and budget at your free estimate.

It depends on scope, season, and how much prep or repair the slab needs — we'll give you a real target start date at your estimate rather than a vague "we'll call you." Commercial and industrial projects that need to move fast can often be prioritized.

For residential jobs, no — once we've walked the scope together, you don't need to be there for every hour of the work. For commercial and industrial sites, we coordinate access directly with your facilities team. Dust control (our grinding equipment runs with dust-collection attachments) and a full cleanup at the end of each phase are part of every job, not an add-on.