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Importance of Concrete Control Joints

All concrete floors have control joints that are run along the sides of the floor to give the view of distinct slabs. These joints can be there for design purposes, but mainly to prevent the floor from eventually cracking. Because concrete expands and contracts with temperature changes, these control joints...

The Perils of Concrete Dust and How to Protect Yourself

Concrete finishing is dirty work. From cuts to grinds and from wet to dry, no matter what option you choose there's going to be a significant amount of cleanup to do after the job is complete. One of the great benefits of using wet blades and grinders is the reduction...

Which Grinder Is Right for You?

Concrete is one of the most versatile mediums with which to create your idyll floor. It can be left matte or buffed to a high sheen. It can be sealed with its original color or painted to match any chic interior. That perfect floor comes with some strict installation and...

Causes of Concrete Damage

When you enter a construction site and notice cracks and sunken areas, it can be stressful for everyone involved. Moisture problems, improper curing, and other outside influences can cause this to happen in most areas where concrete has been placed. If you are tasked with polishing concrete or maintenance, this...

Concrete Vacuums 101

Dust and debris are normal outcomes when cutting, polishing, and grinding during a project. Because of the abundance of dust, it can become time-consuming and difficult at times to clean it all up. You can use sweeping and dry brushing, but taking another hour to clean up is the last...