When the concrete floor becomes the finish.

ACC’s published floor services include grinding and polishing new or existing concrete, plus epoxy and polyurethane resin flooring in a range of colors and sheen levels.

Reflective polished concrete floor in a commercial lobby
Clean resin flooring inside an industrial commercial facility

Polished concrete

Mechanical grinding and polishing refines the concrete surface itself. ACC states that it performs polishing on both new and existing floors. Existing patches, aggregate exposure and prior use can all influence the final visual result.

Epoxy / polyurethane resin

ACC also publishes epoxy and polyurethane resin applications in a range of colors. These systems rely on substrate preparation and system selection suited to the intended commercial environment.

Glossy epoxy floor in a warehouse or industrial commercial space
Interior floor system imageryIllustrative service imagery, not a project attribution.

What affects the finish before the first polishing pass or coating layer.

Existing slab condition

Cracks, patches, old coatings, contaminants and previous repairs can affect preparation and appearance.

Intended use

Traffic, maintenance and the visual goal of the space help frame the conversation about finish type.

Desired sheen

ACC’s previous flooring page references matt, satin and high-gloss appearances using compatible sealers and finish systems.

Construction sequence

Floor work should be coordinated with other trades so the finished surface is not unnecessarily exposed to later construction activity.

Interior floor project coming up?

Share whether the slab is new or existing, the space type, approximate area, desired finish and expected schedule.

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