- +1 (800) 518-9080
- allianceepoxyflooring@gmail.com
- Newark, NJ 07105
- Mon-Sat 7am - 7pm
At Alliance Epoxy Flooring Corp, every polished concrete floor is centered around one goal, creating surfaces that perform under real-world conditions. We don’t offer shortcuts or temporary fixes. Our focus is on achieving long-term results through proper grinding, accurate densification, and consistent finish quality. Every slab we work on receives the attention to detail needed to deliver a floor that resists wear, looks clean, and handles daily traffic without breaking down.
We handle every phase of concrete polishing with direct attention to the work itself. Our crew grinds, densifies, and polishes your slab using controlled diamond tooling that reveals the finish level you need, whether that’s cream, salt and pepper, or full aggregate exposure. You get a floor that resists abrasion, repels stains, and holds its gloss under daily traffic without constant resealing or expensive upkeep.
We inspect the slab, test hardness, and map surface defects to determine grinding depth and finish.
Progressive grit tooling removes surface imperfections, exposes aggregate, and levels the concrete for polish.
Silicate hardener penetrates the surface, then fine-grit polishing creates the desired gloss level.
We handle every concrete floor polishing project with consistency and care, following a proven multi-step process that delivers lasting results. Communication stays simple and direct throughout. Materials are selected for durability, and each grinding stage is completed with attention to detail so your floor meets the finish level you need without confusion or compromise.
Hardened surface resists impact, abrasion, and heavy traffic without chipping or cracking.
Sealed, smooth finish requires only simple sweeping and damp mopping to stay clean.
High-gloss polish bounces light throughout the space, reducing lighting costs and improving visibility.
Eliminates need for overlay materials, cutting long-term replacement and repair expenses.
Densified concrete repels oil, chemicals, and spills when properly sealed and maintained.
Uniform sheen and aggregate exposure create a clean, modern look suitable for retail or industrial settings.
Polished concrete requires multi-step diamond tooling progression, proper densifier application, and grit-sequence discipline to achieve durable, uniform gloss. Contractors evaluate slab hardness, select appropriate hone or polish levels, and control grinding speed to prevent surface burns or inconsistent aggregate exposure. Correct joint filling and final sealer application protect the floor from moisture intrusion and chemical spills, extending service life in high-traffic commercial environments.
We handle each grit progression carefully to achieve uniform surface exposure and proper concrete preparation.
Silicate hardeners are applied at the correct stage to lock in strength and resist wear.
High-performance equipment ensures consistent results across large floor areas.
Clients receive clear timelines and progress reports throughout every phase of the polishing process.
Most existing slabs work well as long as they’re structurally sound and at least 28 days cured. We assess your concrete during the consultation.
Class A shows no aggregate (smooth cream). Class B reveals small stones (salt and pepper). Class C exposes large aggregate for a terrazzo look.
Light foot traffic is safe within a few hours after the final polish. Full cure and heavy equipment loads take about 24 hours.
No. Polished concrete is the concrete itself, densified and hardened. Routine cleaning with pH-neutral products is all you need for years of performance.
Yes. We fill cracks with epoxy or polyurea, grind down high spots, and level low areas during floor preparation before we start the polishing sequence.
We deliver polished concrete solutions built for lasting beauty and performance. Reach out to Alliance Epoxy Flooring Corp for honest pricing and expert service in Newark.
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