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Everything You Need to Know About Polished Concrete
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Everything You Need to Know About Polished Concrete
Polished concrete is a type of flooring made from concrete that has been treated with a sealant and polished to a high shine. Polished concrete is becoming increasingly popular due to its durability and low cost. Austin Innovative Concrete created this blog post that will discuss everything you need to know about it.
The Benefits Of Polished Concrete
Polished concrete is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a durable, low-maintenance flooring option. It is easy to care for, but it also has several other benefits. Here’s everything you need to know about polished concrete.
It is a type of decorative concrete that has been treated with a chemical densifier and then ground down with progressively finer grinding tools. The result is a smooth, shiny surface that can be left as-is or stained in any color. When properly sealed and maintained, polished concrete can last for decades without wear and tear.
Polished concrete is also easy to care for. There’s no need to wax or polish concrete, unlike other flooring options – just sweep and mop. In addition to durability and easy maintenance, polished concrete is also environmentally friendly. Because it doesn’t require harsh chemicals or sealants, it’s a more sustainable option than other types of flooring.
Polished concrete is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a durable, low-maintenance, and environmentally friendly flooring option. Contact Austin Innovative Concrete today to get started on your project, we offer concrete restoration as well for those who need it.
The Process Of Polished Concrete Installation
If you’re considering polished concrete for your home or business, you might be wondering what the process of installation entails. Here’s a quick overview of what you can expect when you partner with a polished concrete company in Austin.
First, the area to be treated will be assessed and prepped. This usually involves removing any existing flooring material and repairing cracks or damage in the concrete itself. Once the surface is smooth and ready to go, a specialized grinding machine is used to work up to a high-grit finish gradually.
The next step is applying a sealer to protect the newly polished surface from staining and wear. Finally, your contractor will apply wax or another topcoat for extra shine and protection.
The whole process usually takes a few days to complete, depending on the size and condition of the concrete surface. And once it’s done, you’ll have a beautiful, low-maintenance floor that will last for years. If you’re interested in other type of decorative concrete such as stained concrete, get in touch with us today.
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