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Densifier is a key role in the process of polishing concrete. During the process, a penetrating chemical called “densifier” is applied. The chemical then sinks into the concrete as it chemically reacts, causing the surface to harden to a much higher surface PSI. This protects the concrete from the inside out while allowing the best possible polished concrete gloss rating. This eliminates the needs for a topical coating, reducing maintenance significantly.

-Topical sealers are better known as epoxy, acrylic, and urethane topcoats. Although Topical Sealers are best at protecting the concrete from the elements, the costs are much greater than a polished concrete floor or densified finish. -Penetrating Sealers are made with a reactive chemical called a “densifier”. This application strengthens the surface PSI while allowing it to remain a breathable finish.

Daily sweeping, mopping and dusting can help maintain cleanliness, but in order to remove all dirt, dust and debris, deep cleaning is highly recommended. Harmful bacteria can form in carpets, ceilings, vents and any place that accumulates dirt, so deep cleanings are needed every few months in order to prevent any avoidable issues that could form.

Construction cleaning requires specific equipment and special chemical products to ensure a quality job. Work environments accumulate dust, humidity and dirt that can affect employees’ health, furniture, glass and equipment. Our professional services provide the highest quality cleaning whether you’re in need of vacuuming all areas around your business to sanitizing restrooms, walls and furniture.

Dirt, debris and grime from foot traffic, furniture and machinery can leave a filthy sight on your floors. No matter the type of flooring, professional cleaning and maintenance are highly encouraged to not only keep your business clean but to maintain your floor’s lifespan. By deep cleaning, polishing or scrubbing, we can revive the shine, luster and appearance of many surfaces.

Depending on your specification, you may want to keep this floor finish as is or take the surface to the next step by either mechanically polishing the concrete overlay, sealing, or staining. It is important to note not all concrete overlays will allow for staining. Please check with our team to determine what material you will need to accomplish the desired end result.

Micro-Topping or Concrete Overlayment comes in a few variations. Most are composed of a cementitious material or resinous (epoxy). It’s active ingredient is either water or an active ingredient which allows a strong bond to the substrate. The reason this product is in demand today is the solutions that can be solved given the presence of a worn-down concrete surface.

Class A – No aggregate exposure Class B – Salt and Pepper aggregate exposure (most popular) Class C – Medium Aggregate exposure fluctuation of ~ 1/4in aggregate Class D – Large aggregate exposure with fluctuations of ~1/2in aggregate

Level 1 - Matte Finish (Will not see reflectivity) Level 2 – Low Gloss (Slight visibility of overhead fixtures and lighting) Level 3 – Semi Gloss (Pronounced Visibility of overhead fixtures and lighting) Level 4 - High Gloss (Detail visibility of overhead fixtures and lighting)

Self-leveling overlays when certain circumstances require the use, this includes: - Improved floor flatness - Consistency of Aggregate - Increased Durability - Mechanically Polishable

An epoxy floor application has several benefits which include: - Slip Resistant - Easy to clean - Chemically resistant

Many of the benefits that keep this floor in high demand are: - Sustainable when added to Polished Concrete - Inexpensive  - Enhanced appearance - Optional multi colored sections

Polished concrete floors continue to be popular for several reasons, all of which include: - Low maintenance - Long term durability - Efficient long-term floor - Free from moisture transmission issues - High Traction - Enhanced Lighting While Saving Energy - Reduction in forklift tire wear

Sealed Concrete has several advantages over alternative surfaces: - Water Resistant/ Proof - No Dusting - Low Application Time - Budget Friendly