??? How can some companies execute polished concrete at a much lower cost? Are they missing something during construction? Using inferior or simply less effective products?
Let’s consider some aspects affecting the price of polished concrete construction.
❌❌❌The biggest fact you need to consider is “WHAT DO YOU GET FROM THE MONEY YOU PAY?” The cost of time and money will be directly related to the entire process of polishing concrete floors. There is no real way to save away some stages without leaving flaws for polished concrete floors.
EXAMPLE: How many grinding steps are there on your quotation? If you don’t have a number then how do you know what you’re getting?
☝️ Clearly 9 grinding steps are more expensive than 5 grinding steps; or a first sharpening with a 16 # sharpener the price will be higher than a 30 # or 60 # grinding step … Concrete grinding tools; Concrete polishing is expensive, so not quite some units will use them as much as they need.
✌️With a low price your concrete floor get completely hardened? A good hardening chemical guaranteed to increase costs but necessary for high-quality polished concrete floors when finished; reduce porosity of concrete; Does not cause dust and high abrasion resistance.
?For low-polished polished concrete floor, do you get a fully treated floor? Or in other words, are the scratches removed by finer metal heads? For example, is a 200 # polishing wheel used to remove 100 # abrasives?
Some contractors believe that just using hardening chemicals will protect the floor effectively. The fact is that concrete floors need a waterproof layer of protection; anti-fouling …
???PLEASE try asking the questions: How are the craftsmen adept at polishing the concrete floor? Do they have the skills and experience? What projects have they done?
Some newly opened units will start by bringing cheap prices to penetrate the market. Or maybe they’ve recently studied for a few days and bought a grinder and want to try it. They may have watched a few videos online and thought it was easy, not as difficult as reality.
???RACK to the beginning of the “You got what you paid for” article is a really interesting quote.
