Houses, Basements, Garages, Commercial & More

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Concrete Polishing

We had the opportunity to come out and grind & polish several thousand square feet of concrete for the new Scheels building in Meridian, ID.

Custom Concrete Artwork

This concrete artwork is in the middle of the lobby at a local high school. It turned out great and will be there permanently for decades to come!

Concrete Floor Finishing

The JUMP Building in downtown Boise had us come out and grind their concrete to create a beautiful finish.

Grind, Polish & Seal

The historic building basement renovation we did will be home to a new Wine bar in Boise. We were able to fill holes, grind down over a hundred year old concrete and get this floor polished and ready!

Boise Home

We got the chance to grind, polish and stain this custom home that was eing built in Boise. Pictured below are the 3 stain options that we gave the homeowner.

Flying M - Nampa

We had the awesome opportunity to complete the concrete floors at Flying M Coffee — a local favorite known for its cozy vibe and creative energy. Our team polished and finished the floors to give them a modern, clean look that holds up to high foot traffic while maintaining the quirky, artistic charm of the space.

Oregon Warehouse

This job was done for a company that is opening a warehouse in Oregon. We went in and ground down the floors to expose the aggregate and added a nice shiny polish over the top. Ideal for workshops, garages, and automotive shops, it provides a sleek finish that stands up to spills and heavy use.

Morris House

This project showcases our full-service package: exposed aggregate, high-level polish, joint fill, glass broadcast, and custom dye. It's the ultimate example of everything we can achieve to transform a floor into a stunning and durable masterpiece.

Monk Garage

This project features a joint fill and 800-grit polish, offering a durable and long-lasting alternative for garage floors. It's a unique, high-performance option comparable in cost to epoxy but without the risks of flaking or delamination. Ideal for workshops, garages, and automotive shops, it provides a sleek finish that stands up to spills and heavy use.

Terry Residence

This project highlights our clean-and-seal option, a budget-friendly upgrade to a waxed floor. We performed a deep clean and applied a penetrating topical sealer, providing enhanced stain resistance and long-lasting durability.

Grace Church Polish

Visit this stunning example of our work completed with an 800-grit polish and a dark grey concrete dye. Designed for high-traffic commercial spaces, it combines durability with sleek, modern aesthetics.

Boise Historic Building Basement Renovation 

The owners of this building are in the process of converting a basement space in a historic Boise building into an awesome local hangout. We were called in to transform the old, pitted and damaged concrete floors into a clean surface that will be ready for the new space.


This is what we started with...

Grinding, Polishing and Filling Holes

The final product was a beautiful concrete floors showing unique patterns, layers and stone aggregate. We were able to fill hundreds of small holes, polish the surface and create a beautiful floor that will be used for decades to come.

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Concrete options are much more versatile and attainable than most may think. Basements, kitchens and living spaces are all common applications for polished cement in your home.

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FAQs

  • What is the difference between concrete grinding and polishing?

    Concrete grinding involves using abrasive tools to remove imperfections and rough surfaces from concrete. It prepares the surface for subsequent treatments like polishing or coatings. On the other hand, concrete polishing utilizes progressively finer grits of abrasives to achieve a smooth, glossy finish. It enhances the appearance and durability of the concrete surface.

  • How durable are epoxy finishes on concrete?

    Epoxy finishes are highly durable and resistant to stains, chemicals, impacts, and abrasions. When properly applied, they form a strong bond with the concrete surface, creating a protective layer that enhances both aesthetics and longevity. Regular maintenance and proper care can significantly extend the lifespan of epoxy finishes.

  • Can all concrete surfaces be polished?

    While many concrete surfaces can be polished, not all are suitable. Factors such as the condition of the concrete, its hardness, and the presence of existing coatings or treatments can impact the feasibility of polishing. A professional assessment is essential to determine if your specific concrete surface is suitable for polishing.

  • What are the benefits of grinding concrete before applying epoxy?

    Grinding the concrete surface before applying epoxy ensures proper adhesion. It removes contaminants, smoothens imperfections, and opens up the pores of the concrete, allowing the epoxy to penetrate and bond effectively. This process enhances the overall durability and longevity of the epoxy finish.

  • How long does it take to complete a concrete polishing project?

    The duration of a concrete polishing project depends on various factors such as the size of the area, the level of polishing desired, and the condition of the concrete. Generally, smaller areas might take a few days, while larger commercial spaces could take several days or even weeks. It's best to consult with professionals to get an accurate estimate based on your project's specifics.