What is concrete sealing on a new or empty slab?
Concrete sealing closes the surface of a slab before anything has the chance to get into it. The concrete is mechanically ground to take off the laitance, the construction marks and whatever a previous fit-out left behind, and a clear sealer is applied to the clean surface and bonds to it. Nothing is laid over the floor and nothing is built up: the slab the unit was built on is the finished floor, sealed against dust, water and stains from its first day of use.
We install it for the Warrenville businesses moving into a unit: new-build space along the tollway, units emptied between occupiers, and floors about to be fitted out with racking, benches or partitions. It suits any sound slab, and it suits an empty one best, because an empty floor is ground and sealed edge to edge in one pass with nothing to work around.
The finished floor keeps the concrete's natural color, sheds no dust and has a non-porous surface that mops clean. New-unit floors we have ground and sealed are on our gallery.






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