Concrete is one of the most durable materials to possibly use for flooring, but polished concrete can become dull over time and lose its shine if it is not properly maintained. Although polished concrete is not completely maintenance free, it is generally easier to maintain than other types of flooring,especially because it does not require waxing or sealants.
Over the years, allergies have become a common issue that millions of people struggle with. It has gotten to the point that businesses have made it a part of their protocol to make sure they ask employees and their clients whether they have any. Ensuring that your home, office, and industrial space is safe for everyone can be intimidating, but fortunately there is a simple way to protect those involved: installing a polished concrete floor.
Over the years, building a home that is environmentally-friendly has become more and more important to homebuyers and homebuilders. Concrete is alluring to people because of its multiple benefits that come without having to sacrifice aesthetics or budget. Going green not only helps our planet, but it also saves money over time. Polished concrete flooring is a pristine example of beauty, sustainability, and investment that will offer a durable, low maintenance floor that will last for decades.
It’s almost Spring and you know what that means - warmer weather! Everyone knows that men love to hang out in their garage or man cave when the weather permits. Yard games, playing catch, working on a car or cleaning out the garage would be even nicer with a newly finished polished concrete or epoxy coated floor from Custom Concrete Creations!
Choosing the right flooring for an industrial space is extremely important for a number of reasons. Some factors that come into play are durability, cost, environmental footprint and aesthetics. We will be comparing polished concrete and epoxy flooring, both of which are great options for industrial flooring. Both alternatives are low in cost, efficient, durable and aesthetically pleasing. So which one is the best fit your industrial flooring project?
Waterproofing a foundation before you install concrete is a smart choice and should be planned out ahead of time to ensure sufficient results. When scheduling a waterproofing contractor, make sure to plan for it on your layout plans ahead of time because during the hectic season it can get very busy. Determining where the finish grade line will be is important because you will not want the black material to be exposed. Layout lines can be marked with chalk to show where the finish grade will occur. If the foundation is somewhat simple, typically the waterproofing can be applied a few inches away from the top of the foundation. Keep in mind that there may also be things like intersecting walls, porch foundations, and others concrete that will also need to be waterproofed.