Service
Concrete polishing
Polished concrete as the finished floor — plants, warehouses, retail, restaurants, garages, and basements.
Overview
Almost any structurally sound slab, new or old, can be polished. New floors should cure at least 28 days before we start. Retail and warehouse clients who know they will polish often specify a smoother placement so the steps are fewer. We polish factory floors, restaurants, shops, garages, and basements to a finish that can take traffic and cleaning without a coating that will peel. Grinding first is common; that work has its own page when removal is the job.
Who it is for
Warehouse and plant operators who want the slab itself to be the floor. Retail and restaurant owners who want a surface that reads as finished. Homeowners with a garage or basement slab worth showing. Facility managers tired of coatings that fail in the traffic lanes.
Related
Concrete grinding
Remove failed coatings, thinset, and adhesives — and leave a slab that can take a new floor or stay as a working surface.
Concrete
Flatwork, repairs, and the slab conversation — driveways, patios, sidewalks, plant floors, and the finishes that follow.
Epoxy coatings & floors
Resin floors for garages, commercial rooms, and plants — grind first, then the system the traffic actually needs.
Flooring
Resilient, wood, tile, and specialty floors — specified for the traffic, not the showroom sample.
Interior painting
Residential interior paint — rooms and whole homes — with the prep that decides whether it lasts.
Talk to the office
519.295.0085
116 Dundas Street West, Thamesford. Primary service area: Southwestern Ontario. We also take projects across Canada and the United States. Call, email, or WhatsApp — or send the estimate form and we will reply from info@mtcpros.ca.