Both processes begin by grinding the concrete to achieve the desired aggregate exposure.

With grind and seal, a topical sealer is applied over the prepared concrete to create the finished surface.

Mechanically polished concrete is progressively refined and polished using diamond tooling, with the finish becoming part of the concrete itself.

Grind and seal is generally a more cost-effective option and can suit a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications.

Yes. Grind and seal can be suitable for patios, entertaining areas and other outdoor concrete surfaces.

The sealer and level of slip resistance must be selected for the location, exposure to weather and intended use.

We assess the area and recommend a suitable system for the project.

Yes. Grind and seal creates a sealed, low-maintenance surface that is easier to keep clean than untreated concrete.

Regular sweeping or vacuuming and cleaning with a suitable pH-neutral product will help protect the finish.

As it uses a topical sealer, the floor may require resealing over time depending on traffic, exposure and maintenance.

Pricing depends on the floor area, condition of the concrete, required preparation, aggregate exposure, selected sealer and site access.

Contact us with your approximate square metres, suburb and project details for a tailored quote.

Every project begins with an assessment of the concrete, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.

We mechanically grind the surface to the selected aggregate exposure, complete detailed edge work and prepare the floor for sealing.

An appropriate topical sealer is then applied to protect the concrete and create the chosen finish.

We focus on careful preparation, attention to detail and clear communication throughout the project.