What does concrete sealing actually do?
Concrete sealing closes the surface of a slab. The concrete is mechanically ground to strip the dirt, the stains and whatever covering or coating was on it before, and a clear sealer is applied to the clean surface and bonds to it. A bare slab is porous and drinks whatever lands on it; a sealed one is not, so it stops absorbing, stops shedding dust and can be cleaned like a finished floor. Nothing is laid over the concrete and nothing is built up.
We install it for the small commercial premises that make up most of Glen Ellyn's business space: storefront units, professional and service offices, cafes and the stockrooms, prep areas and corridors behind them. It suits a floor that is small, old and has had at least one covering fitted and lifted, which describes most of them.
The finished floor is the building's own concrete with its natural color kept, no dust and a non-porous surface that mops clean. Back-of-house floors we have sealed, and shop floors we have ground and sealed, are on our gallery.






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