Most concrete companies sell the one thing they specialise in, so that's what they'll recommend. We do all eleven, which changes the conversation. When Jay looks at your floor, he isn't deciding whether to sell you a polish. He's working out which of eleven services your floor actually needs.
Sometimes that's the premium option. Often it isn't, and we'll say so.
Every service below runs the same way: the owner on the tools, dust extraction on every grind, a fixed quote, and a guarantee on the work.
The three most popular services solve different problems. As a starting point:
Is the premium, longest lasting option, for living areas, showrooms and commercial floors, as long as your slab is sound enough to take it. We polish the concrete itself, so there's no coating on top to wear away. It comes with a 10-year warranty.
Gives you a similar exposed concrete look sooner and for less. We grind the floor back, then protect it with a sealer. It suits garages, patios, shops and older slabs, and it's the right call when a slab isn't strong enough for a full polish.
Is for floors that work hard. Garages, workshops and factories, or anywhere that needs chemical resistance, colour, or line marking.



Yes, and most jobs need it. A typical example: strip out old glue, repair a few cracks, then grind and seal or polish over the top. You get one quote covering all of it, instead of chasing three different contractors.
That's where most people start. Book the free assessment and Jay will tell you what your floor can realistically become and which service gets it there. That includes telling you when the cheaper option is the better one.
Every job comes with our workmanship guarantee. Polished concrete floors also carry a 10-year warranty, as long as you follow the simple care routine we hand over at the end.
All over Auckland, plus Warkworth, Whangārei, Hamilton, Tauranga and Taranaki. For larger commercial jobs we travel anywhere in the country.
One visit, one straight answer, one fixed price. No obligation. Have a Floor in Mind?