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Concrete Grinding

After concrete leveling and stabilization, concrete grinding is to prepare the floor for covering or coating. Concrete grinding involves removing the top few millimeters of the concrete surface and leveling uneven spots. After this process, our team of experts can seal the surface to strengthen the concrete.

This lessens the maintenance costs for your industrial building, warehouse, garage, residential interiors, and facility.

Polyjacking.com is your concrete grinding service provider in Kansas City and St. Louis.

Commercial, Residential, & Industrial Concrete Sealing

Concrete sealing is another feature that beautifies and protects your concrete slab especially, in winter months. Concrete sealers offer numerous benefits for concrete installation.

Some benefits include:

• Creating a smooth finish
• Guards against grease, stains, and dirt
• Easy to maintain and clean the surface
• Reduces freeze-thaw damage
• Moisture and water-resistant
• Protect against high traffic and abrasions
• Strengthens concrete floor surface
• Reduces dust and improves indoor air quality
• Resists fork truck tire marks and stains
• Reduces maintenance costs

Concrete sealing has been shown to increase the wear resistance of concrete surfaces. The result is a near-surface wear zone that wears like the aggregate it surrounds, adding years of useful life to your floor.

If you require commercial or residential concrete repair, the grinding process before covering the floors removes top millimeters of the concrete surface making it level. This process also removes any old floor covering adhesive and preps the floor.

Sealing concrete is perfect for any municipal, commercial, industrial, or residential project: warehouses, restaurants, manufacturing facilities, automotive shops, showroom floors, and residential interiors and garages. We have the experience, equipment, and products to get your concrete sealing done professionally with the least amount of disruption possible.

Contact us today and find out how we can help you raise, stabilize and seal your concrete floors. See our service area page for many more cities that we provide service for including St. Louis and Kansas City.