Floor Transformation

(Video Transcript Below) How many times have you been told a floor issue was “fixed,” only to see it come back a few weeks later? Maybe the surface looked better at first. Then stains reappeared. Traffic lanes dulled. Edges started breaking down. Or worse, a small issue quietly turned into a much larger, more expensive […]

You don’t usually hear the words “delicate” and “concrete” used in the same sentence. But that’s just what we ran into on a recent client project.

Banks spend a lot of time and effort on their branding. They know the importance of creating the right impression with current and potential customers. So what happens when the everyday wear and tear from foot traffic causes the look they worked so hard to achieve to fade? That’s the challenge we helped a local

What is concrete polishing? Kansas City Concrete polishing is NOT like polishing other floors. You are not just applying a surface polish or coating to a concrete slab. It’s similar to polishing granite or marble. Specialized equipment using diamond grit, is used to finely grind the surface of the floor. Concrete polishers use different grit

95-year-old Marble Floor Brought Back to Life with Advanced 360 Restoration System     Project Description: The Kirk Family YMCA was looking for a presentable and safe floor for their new location. They invited 4 restoration companies to give them estimates for restoring the 95-year-old marble floor. Three out of the four companies proposed using

  When it comes to your floor care needs, anyone can perform a service and/or create products for a low price. So, ask yourself… Do you want the lowest price or the best service? Here are some ways to tell if you are getting the best floor care service for your money. Floor Care Experts…

Here’s a project we recently completed to replace a damaged floor and to help our client comply with FDA regulations. CHALLENGES: The FDA requires seamless flooring: no cracks, broken floor, or missing coating that would allow bacteria intrusion. Some coatings are not resistant to blood stains, even after cleaning and removal of blood from the