Polished concrete is affordable to many and comparable in costs to other flooring options such a quality porcelain tiles. The costs do vary depending on the condition of the concrete to be worked on, the size of the concrete and the number of rooms included in the total area, how much diamond grinding is required and the geographical area that the works are due to take place.

As we do not lay concrete slabs you will need to also factor in the concrete cost and add to our quotation for a total job price. We will always quote each job separately and are confident you’ll not find a fairer quote elsewhere.

Concrete in its natural state is actually very porous and not waterproof, so we have to treat it in order to make it water repellant. We do this by treating it with concrete densifier which fills in the aeration holes within the slab. Polishing well to refine the surface and finally by adding a sealer in order to repel water and spills. 

Correctly honed concrete will always be more waterproof. We have sealers that incorporate hydrophobic and oliophobic properties which will essentially make concrete waterproof. It should be noted however that there is nothing on the market that can permanently make concrete waterproof

From a functional standpoint, cabinetry is probably the most expensive item in the kitchen, mainly because of its sheer volume. However, you can also spend a lot of money on your countertops and flooring, depending on the style and materials you like.