Ground & Polished
A durable, low-maintenance floor with a sheen level specified in writing before work starts.
Done Right vs. Done Fast
Skipping steps in the grit sequence or the densifier application produces a floor that looks polished but wears quickly.
Jumping grit levels leaves deep scratches in the slab that show through the final sheen under raking light.
Each pass removes the scratches from the previous grit, so the surface is genuinely refined at every level.
Without a chemical densifier, the surface stays porous, wears faster and cannot hold a consistent sheen long-term.
The densifier reacts with free lime in the slab, hardening the surface before the final polish passes begin.
Cracks left before the first diamond pass telegraph through the finished floor and widen under foot traffic.
Surface leveling and crack repair are completed before any diamond tooling touches the slab.
A verbal promise of ‘high-gloss’ means nothing if the starting grit and finishing grit are never written down.
The estimate names the starting grit, finishing grit and densifier product so the outcome is agreed before work begins.
Scope of Work
From a low-sheen matte finish to a mirror-like high-gloss, the process is adapted to the slab condition and the intended use.
Garage slabs, basement floors and interior living areas polished to a specified sheen with a densifier-hardened surface.
Retail, office and showroom floors ground and polished to a grit level that balances appearance with daily foot-traffic wear.
Lower grit levels reveal the aggregate in the slab, producing a textured, decorative surface suited to Phoenix mix designs.
High spots, old coatings and surface damage removed before polishing begins to give the diamond tooling a clean starting point.
Low-sheen result, minimal light reflection.
Mid-range sheen, practical for most interiors.
Mirror-like surface, maximum light reflection.
Filled and leveled before the first diamond pass.
Why Choose Us
Every job gets an on-site assessment built around Phoenix slab conditions and a written scope before any work starts.
The estimate lists the grit sequence, densifier product and timeline, nothing starts until you have it in writing.
A visit checks hardness and aggregate distribution before the estimate is issued.
Every job is scoped and confirmed in writing before it is booked.
A closing inspection confirms the agreed scope was completed before the job is signed off.
Local mix designs and aggregate distribution are factored into the assessment, not treated as a surprise on the day.
The Process
01
Describe your slab and we schedule a visit to assess the surface and measure the area.
02
The installer issues a written estimate naming the grit sequence, densifier product and projected timeline for your approval.
03
The installer completes the full grit sequence and a closing inspection confirms the specified sheen level was achieved.
Pricing Estimates
| Project size | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Small area | $3-$5 per sq ft |
| Typical residential floor | $5-$8 per sq ft |
| Larger polished floor | $8-$12 per sq ft |
Describe your slab and we’ll schedule an on-site assessment, issue a written estimate and get the work scheduled.