JM’s Caulking of Kansas City offers hardwood, concrete, and stone floor polishing services that will transform your space! Floors take a literal beating throughout their lifespans. They can go from shiny, beautiful surfaces at installation to pretty rough condition within only a few years. Thankfully, you don't need to spring for new flooring when this happens. Floor polishing will restore the shine to many floor surfaces and is cost-effective.
At JM Caulking and Construction Services, our expert floor polishing processes use safe products and the latest techniques. Let us know what kind of floor you have when you call for your free estimate. After a brief discussion about your goals, our team can help you find the best solution.
During the process, epoxy is applied over your existing tile or concrete. This finish provides stunning and intricate color layers. Call JM's Caulking to receive a new, high-end finish for your floors without a hefty price tag. With our exceptional epoxy floor coatings, your Kansas City home will undergo a remarkable transformation that will exceed your expectations.
Benefits of Floor Polishing
Floor polishing is sometimes referred to as burnishing. It is a process that breathes new life into dull floors. We will remove part of the top layer of your flooring so we can replace it with a beautiful gloss. If you want, we can add an extra, optional protective layer to ensure your new floor sticks around for decades.
Our Kansas City team promotes floor polishing because of its additional benefits beyond the new appearance. These include:
- Cost-effectiveness
- Increased slip resistance
- Improved reflectivity and lighting
- Creates a stain-resistant barrier
- Eliminates dust from concrete floors
Commercial Applications
Concrete is the most common surface that needs attention in Kansas City commercial settings. Often, commercial spaces are high-traffic and require regular concrete polishing. Our professional, high-speed polishing machine, combined with top-quality floor products, will help restore your concrete floor. Unfortunately, this process is not safe for vinyl or laminate flooring. We can, however, assist with:
- Bamboo
- Tile
- Hardwood
- Stone
- Concrete
- Engineered wood
