Concrete grinding
Grinding removes irregularities and prepares the floor for protection or final coating. We plan execution according to project requirements and real site conditions.
What to consider
The scope of grinding depends on the concrete condition and intended treatment. For assessment, provide the area, damage, existing coatings, and required finish or aggregate exposure.
Frequently asked questions
When is concrete grinding used?
Grinding can remove surface irregularities, coating residue, or a weak surface layer and can prepare concrete for further treatment. The required process is selected after inspecting the existing surface.
Can an existing industrial floor be ground?
Yes, when the floor condition and composition allow safe and consistent treatment. Damage, cracks, existing coatings, and the expected result are reviewed before work begins.
What is the difference between grinding and polishing?
Grinding primarily levels, cleans, or prepares the surface. Polishing uses progressively finer treatment to create a smoother appearance and a different final surface condition.
What information is useful for a grinding enquiry?
Useful details include the area, location, current floor condition, existing coatings, type of damage, and required result. Photographs can be supplied later through an agreed channel.
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