Atlanta Polished Concrete

Polished Concrete Floors Atlanta

Atlanta's Finest Polished Concrete Floors! Concrete polishing is a go-to floor for homes, businesses and industrial buildings. We can polish most existing concrete slabs by mechanically grinding and honing the concrete and then polishing it using diamond discs to cut the surface of the floor. Then we step up through finer grits to get the amount of shine and stone exposure you want.

Polished concrete in Atlanta is a popular floor choice, and for good reason. It's ideal for restaurants, hospitals, warehouses, grocery stores, retail shops and family homes. Long lasting, low maintenance and looks amazing.

Industrial Concrete Polishing In Atlanta

Are you looking for a cost-effective flooring option that is not going to interrupt your daily business tasks? Concrete polishing is a one-time process that keeps downtime to a minimum. In addition, it needs very little upkeep, which makes it ideal for Atlanta's manufacturing facilities. Not to mention, it outlasts most other flooring options on the market.

If you have a large warehouse and need a strong durable floor done once and done right, our concrete polishing ride-on power trowel is the answer.
It can polish up to 10,000 square feet per day, so the job gets done fast and you're back to business.

How Khays Services Polishes Your Concrete Floors

Almost any structurally sound concrete floor can be polished, no matter whether it's old or new. The one exception is new concrete, which needs at least 28 days to cure before we polish it.

1. We start by mechanically diamond grinding the concrete floor to remove dirt, oil, grime and surface stains, and reveal the stones in the concrete.
2. Then we repair any cracks and holes in the concrete.
3. After the concrete slab is repaired and the stone exposed, we make many passes over the floor using a variety of diamond grits and our state-of-the-art concrete grinders.
4. We then fill any small gaps and pinholes with grout, apply a concrete hardener and let it cure overnight.
5. Once the hardener has cured, we move on to resin pads and begin polishing the floor to the desired level of sheen using a series of grits.
6. The final step is to clean up, apply our penetrating sealer (stain guard) and burnish the floor.