Our Services

• * Basic Concrete Floors.
• * Commercial Concrete Floors.
• * Polished Concrete Floors.
• * Hardening concrete Floors. 
• * Water Proof Floors.
• *FM1, FM2 & FM3 Stranded Floors.
• *Vacuumed Dewatering Floors(VDF Floors).
• -Industrial Floors.
• -Commercial Complex Floors.
• -Warehouse Floors.
• -Factory Floors.
• - School & College Floors.
• -Railway Stranded Floors.
• -Defense Stranded Floors.
• -Aerospace Floors.
• -Food Industries Dust Proof Floors.
• -Heavy Road and Parking Bay Floors.
• -Polished Concrete.
• -Densification Concrete.
• -Epoxy Floors.
• -PU( Polyurethane) Floors.
• - Concrete Sealers. 
• -Grove Cutting and Filling.
• -Expansion joint treatments.

 Polished concrete is the ultimate no-wax flooring material. With the proper floor grinding equipment and experience, concrete polishing contractors can grind concrete surfaces, whether new or old, to a high-gloss finish. Factor in the superior durability and performance of concrete, and it's no wonder why retail, commercial warehouse and office facilities, and even homeowners are catching on to the appeal of these smooth, high-luster floors. 

What is Concrete Densification?

Concrete densification is the process of applying a concrete densifier to the top layer of a concrete floor in order to make it denser. This also makes the concrete perfect for polishing during the refinement process. While it complements a polished floor perfectly, it can be applied to both polished and unpolished floors. It’s often used to add longevity and strength to a concrete floor. It works by filling in the pores of the existing concrete flooring. One byproduct of concrete flooring is free lime, a calcium oxide that reacts to densification. As the densifier penetrates, it creates a chemical reaction that fills every pore of the concrete. This hardens the concrete and increases surface durability. Most well-maintained concrete floors that have gone through a densification process can last up to 20 years.