A grind and seal takes the top layer off the concrete to expose a clean, even surface, then locks it under a clear sealer. You keep the color and character of the slab, you lose the dust and the stains.

It is less build than a coating system, so it suits floors that want a natural look more than heavy protection: retail, offices, covered patios, basements, and interiors going for the industrial-modern feel.

How we do it

Every job follows the same 3 steps, in this order.

  • Grind to the look you want

    A light grind cleans the surface. A deeper grind exposes aggregate for a terrazzo-like look.

  • Repair and densify

    Cracks filled, surface hardened so the sealer has something solid to hold.

  • Seal

    Clear sealer in matte, satin or gloss. Outdoor floors get a UV-stable product.

From the job

What it looks like finished.

These are finished floors from our own jobs, photographed on site.

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Ground and sealed concrete with natural mottlingHigh-gloss stained concrete in a white shiplap entry
Questions

About grind and seal.

Metallic garage floor

“it truly looks like a seamless slab of high-end, polished marble.”

Harry MerkinGoogle review, 3 months ago
Grind and seal, or a full coating?

Grind and seal if you want the concrete look and the floor sees normal traffic. A coating if you want color, more texture, or protection from cars, chemicals and impact.

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