Concrete surface coatings involve adding a protective layer on the top of the substrate to enhance floor longevity, appearance, and functionality. In contrast, polishing concrete uses mechanical grinding to strengthen and beautify the floor, creating a smooth and glossy finish.

Usually, epoxy floors in commercial and industrial settings last between 10 and 20 years, depending on factors like traffic, maintenance, usage, and environmental conditions.

Epoxy flooring requires minimal maintenance. It does not require any harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to clean the surface. A mop and a mild detergent are enough to keep the surface spotless.

Epoxy floors are relatively easy to repair. Minor damages like chips and scratches can be easily fixed. However, it may require replacement after 10 years depending upon the wear and tear.  

Epoxy coatings are suitable for commercial kitchen floors. They provide seamless surfaces with a smooth finish, excellent durability, and resistance to chemicals, heat, and moisture, making them an ideal choice for such demanding environments.

Epoxy is known for its smooth glossy finish, enhanced durability, high chemical and slip resistance, and ease of cleaning. It is only suitable for indoors and may get yellowish with UV exposure.

Polyurethane cement offers exceptional thermal shock resistance, high durability, and can withstand heavy impacts, suitable for extreme environments. Its flexibility and resistance to UV light make it ideal for outdoor spaces.

The shine you achieve after polishing the concrete depends on the diamond grit you use. Generally, it ranges from a low-sheen matte finish to a high-gloss, mirror-like shine.

No, polished concrete floors may look smooth but they are slip-resistant.

A properly installed and highly-maintained polished concrete floor can last more than 20 years even in busy environments. Their longevity depends on factors like the level of foot traffic, maintenance routine, and the quality of the polishing process.

Yes, it is easy to maintain polished concrete floors. Regular sweeping and scrubbing can prevent dirt accumulation in the area.

Yes, we repair the broken concrete before polishing. Although cracks and holes are filled with patching materials, the repairs may remain slightly visible even after polishing. However, our experts ensure a smooth and consistent finish to make repairs less noticeable.

The cost of epoxy flooring installation will depend on several factors. These involve - distance, size of the project, type of epoxy used, the area of flooring installation, condition of the existing substrate, etc.