Industrial and warehouse floors in Surrey and the Fraser Valley take a beating. Forklifts, heavy racking systems, and constant foot and vehicle traffic create unique demands that residential floor systems simply cannot meet. Industrial concrete grinding and polishing builds a surface that gets harder and more durable over time, generates no dust, and does not require wax, stripping, or recoating. We work in active warehouses with minimal disruption to operations.
What's Included
When You Need This Service
Your warehouse floor is generating concrete dust that contaminates product and inventory
Your forklift traffic has caused surface spalling or pop-outs that are becoming a safety issue
Your previous floor coating is peeling or flaking and grinding it off is the only viable fix
You are taking on a new lease of an industrial unit and need the floor brought up to standard
Your food or pharmaceutical facility requires a cleanable, non-porous floor surface to meet audit standards
Our Process
Facility Assessment
We walk the facility with a floor profiler and a moisture probe. We photograph all defects, measure the coating system stack, and plan the grinding sequence around your racking layout and door positions.
Coating Removal
Aggressive diamond cup wheels or carbide scrapers strip all existing coatings to bare concrete. Shot blasting is used where coating adhesion is very strong or over large areas.
Crack and Joint Repair
All cracks and control joints are cleaned, blown out, and filled with semi-rigid polyurea designed to handle fork truck crossing loads without shattering.
Progressive Grinding and Densifying
Metal-bond diamonds progress through 50 and 100 grit for industrial finishes (800-1,500 grit available for warehouse showroom finishes). Densifier is applied at the 200-grit stage.
Sealer and Return to Service
Industrial guard sealer is applied in two coats, cures to a matte or satin finish, and is ready for light forklift traffic in 24 hours and full loading in 72 hours.
Why Choose Surrey Concrete Polishing Co.
Concrete Polishing Questions
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