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Residential Concrete Floors

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Residential concrete floors offer a unique blend of durability, aesthetics, and efficiency. They are gaining popularity in modern homes and can even add value to the home’s resale price. Stained concrete floors look stylish in modern and industrial designs, but they are also perfect for Colonial-style houses. These floors are easy to maintain, provided they’re cleaned regularly with pH-neutral cleaning products. Durability Concrete floors are incredibly durable and can offer decades of use without significant wear or damage, making them a cost-effective option that can provide long-term value for your home. They are also much more robust than most other flooring materials, which means they will not crack or swell as easily. Concrete is resistant to stains, scratches, and moisture, which makes it an ideal material for high-use areas such as garages, workshops, and warehouses. However, these surfaces can still show signs of heavy use after years of service and require regular mainten...

Polished Concrete Cost – Factors That Influence Price Per Square Foot

Polished concrete is a cost-effective and durable flooring option for commercial and industrial spaces. It is important to understand the factors that influence price per square foot before making a decision. The state of the existing concrete is a major factor in determining costs. Holes and other damage require repairs, which add to labor and material costs. Cost of Materials The raw materials required for polished concrete can cost anywhere from $2 to $16 per square foot, depending on the design. The cost of the materials used is much lower than other options, such as tile, hardwood flooring, LVT/VCT or terrazzo. Grinding the floor to remove any existing adhesives, coatings or stains can add $2 to $4 per square foot. This step is needed for both new and old floors, as well as any floors that need extensive preparation to achieve a smooth, even surface. Staining the concrete with a paint or water-based stain typically costs between $2 and $15 per square foot. This option offers...