Cream Finish
Light grinding that keeps the top paste of the slab. Little or no stone shows, for a smooth, even look.
Polished concrete in Myrtle Beach & the Grand Strand
Concrete Polishing in Myrtle Beach, SC
Concrete polishing in Myrtle Beach for shops, showrooms, warehouses and modern homes: the slab itself is ground, hardened and polished to the sheen you choose, with no coating on top to peel.
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Finishes
Concrete Polishing: Finish and Sheen Levels
Polished concrete floors are chosen by two things: how deep we grind, which sets how much stone shows, and how far we polish, which sets the shine, from a satin glow to a high gloss.
Salt and Pepper Finish
A little deeper, showing fine sand and small aggregate in a speckled pattern. A balanced look for stores and showrooms.
Exposed Aggregate Finish
Deep grinding that reveals larger stones across the floor. Best on slabs where the aggregate is spread evenly.
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Polished Concrete vs Epoxy Coating
Polished concrete has nothing on top to wear through or peel. The slab is ground flat, hardened with a densifier and polished with finer and finer diamonds until it reflects light. A guard helps it resist stains.
An epoxy coating adds a layer on top: color, flake or metallic, a fully sealed surface and coved edges. It can also cover slabs too stained or patched to polish well.
If your slab is sound and you like the look of concrete, polishing is usually the lower-maintenance choice. If you want color or a fully sealed floor, see commercial epoxy flooring or metallic epoxy flooring.
Commercial
Commercial Concrete Polishing
Commercial concrete polishing suits large floors that see heavy traffic and need to stay simple to clean:
- Warehouses and storage. A dense, polished slab cuts down on concrete dust and holds up to carts and forklifts.
- Retail stores and showrooms. Polished floors reflect light, which brightens big open spaces.
- Shops and service bays. Sound slabs polish into a hard surface that is easy to sweep and scrub.
- Offices and lobbies. A satin finish gives a clean, modern look with less glare.
Why us
Why Choose Our Concrete Polishing Company
Polishing is mostly grinding, and grinding is where a floor is won or lost:
Every grit, in order:
We move through each diamond grit in sequence instead of jumping ahead.
Dust control:
Grinders run with vacuums to keep dust down in the building.
The finish you pick:
Cream, salt and pepper or exposed aggregate, satin to high gloss.
Close by:
Based at 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, with phones answered 24/7.
How it works
Our Concrete Polishing Process
Here is how a bare slab becomes a polished concrete floor: grind, densify, polish and guard.
1. Slab Check
We look for cracks, coatings, patches and the aggregate that will show in the finish.
2. Grind
Coarse diamonds flatten the floor and open the surface to the depth of the finish you chose.
3. Fill and Repair
Cracks and pits are filled with a filler close to the slab color. Badly damaged slabs may need concrete resurfacing instead.
4. Densify
A liquid densifier soaks in and hardens the surface.
5. Polish
Finer and finer diamonds bring the floor to the sheen you picked.
6. Guard and Handoff
A stain guard is applied and burnished. Polished floors can usually take foot traffic as soon as the work ends.
Pricing
What Affects Concrete Polishing Cost
Polishing prices depend on the slab as much as on the size:
- Floor size: large open floors cost less per square foot than small rooms.
- Slab condition: coatings, glue, cracks and patches add work.
- Finish depth: cream, salt and pepper or exposed aggregate.
- Sheen: satin, semi-gloss or high gloss.
- Extras: dye color, saw-cut patterns and edge work.
Homes
Residential Polished Concrete
Polished concrete floors work in homes too, wherever the slab is part of the living space:
- Ground-level living areas and bonus rooms on a slab.
- Kitchens and open plans with a modern or industrial style.
- Renovations where old tile or carpet comes up and the slab is in good shape.
- Workshops and garages where you want bare concrete without a coating.
- Rooms where pets, sand and wet feet call for a hard, easy-to-clean floor.
Service areas
Concrete Polishing Across the Grand Strand
We polish concrete for warehouses, stores and homes in Myrtle Beach and the towns below, from new slabs to floors uncovered during a renovation. We work from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln, Myrtle Beach.
Related services
Related Concrete Floor Services
Commercial Epoxy Flooring
Coated floors for kitchens, retail and warehouses that need color or a sealed surface.
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Metallic Epoxy Flooring
Decorative metallic finishes for showrooms, salons and living areas.
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Questions
Concrete Polishing FAQs
HomeGuide (2026) lists polished concrete floors at $3 to $12 per square foot for basic finishes nationally, with larger floors costing less per foot. These are market ranges, not a quote. We price your Myrtle Beach floor after a free on-site look at the slab.
Most sound slabs can. Floors with heavy cracking, many patches or a soft surface may not polish evenly, and in those cases a coating may be the better choice. We check your Myrtle Beach slab before we recommend polishing.
Dry polished concrete gives good footing for everyday walking. Water and spills can make any smooth surface slick, so for Myrtle Beach entries that get rain or pool water we suggest mats and a lower sheen.
Dust mop daily and damp mop with a pH-neutral cleaner. In Myrtle Beach, sand is the main enemy of the shine, so mats at the doors help. Avoid acidic cleaners, which can dull the polish.
Often, yes. A polished slab is hard, cuts down on concrete dust and is easy to sweep or scrub. For warehouses and storage buildings around Myrtle Beach, we look at the slab and the traffic before we recommend polishing or an industrial coating.
Epoxy Floor Installation Myrtle Beach polishes concrete from 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, for businesses and homes in Socastee, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, North Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island. Call (843) 960-3710 or send the form.
Call us or request a free on-site estimate. We check the slab and tell you which finish and sheen it can reach.