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Polished concrete in Fort Myers.
The slab you already own — ground, densified, and polished to a lasting architectural finish. No coatings. No topical layers. No peel.
The slab you already own — ground, densified, and polished to a lasting architectural finish. No coatings. No topical layers. No peel.
Polished concrete is not paint. It is not a coating. It is the slab itself — diamond-ground through a series of progressively finer abrasives, grouted to fill pores and micro-cracks, chemically densified, and honed until it reflects light.
The result is a surface with no topical layer to peel and no coating to chip off. What you walk on is the concrete itself — refined to an architectural finish that wears in, not out.
Every polished floor begins with a conversation about depth — how far down into the slab we grind before polishing begins. The answer determines the finish entirely.
Core-sample the slab. Evaluate hardness, moisture, and aggregate exposure. Set target gloss and cut depth.
Metal-bond diamonds at 30, 50, 100 grit. Dustless extraction throughout. Surface is opened, flattened, and prepped.
Grouting compounds fill pores, pinholes, and micro-cracks. We grind through to a flat, uniform surface.
Lithium and potassium silicate penetrate the pore structure and chemically harden the slab from within.
Resin-bond diamonds at 200, 400, 800, 1500 grit. The slab is brought to its final reflective gloss.
A raw warehouse slab, taken down to full aggregate across a 4,250 sq ft first floor and a 1,250 sq ft mezzanine. Polished to 1,500-grit on our full WORX+ system: densified early and often, grouted with a grout that cures with the densifier, sealed with a WORX+ penetrating sealer.
Close to 10,000 lbs of concrete came off the surface, all of it captured by dust extraction. Seven days for the first floor, three for the mezzanine. It was ready for service the day we finished, and it now takes forklift and scissor lift traffic every day.
“Wow, that’s glass. You nailed it.”— Cougar Companies, at the reveal
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Residential garages to 100,000 sq ft retail. We price by the job.
Request an EstimatePricing is project-specific based on square footage and finish level. Most residential garages start in the $3,500–$7,500 range. Commercial work is priced per square foot — request an estimate for an exact number on your project.
Most residential garages take 2–3 days on-site. Larger commercial floors run 4–7 days depending on square footage and finish complexity.
No — the concrete substrate has to be exposed. We can remove tile, carpet, or coatings as part of the prep.
Polished concrete is the slab itself, refined. Epoxy is a coating applied on top. Polished lasts indefinitely with light maintenance; epoxy lasts 5–15 years.
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