Condition of the slab
Existing coatings, damage, contamination, joints and flatness can add preparation work before polishing begins.
Project planning
What affects the cost of polished concrete?
A useful price starts with the actual slab and the result you need. We assess the floor before recommending a polishing system and a project-specific quotation.
A realistic budget
There is no single price for every slab.
Polishing an existing structural slab, finishing a new slab and installing a purpose-designed screed involve different preparation and materials. The total area matters, but so do the slab condition, programme and required appearance.
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What we assess before pricing.
Floor area and access
Large open areas can be worked differently from small, divided or occupied spaces. Access and working hours also affect the programme.
Finish and specification
Aggregate exposure, sheen, edge work and protective treatments should be specified against the floor's intended use.
New build or refurbishment
A new slab's finishing and curing are part of the plan. An existing floor needs a condition survey and may need repairs.
Common questions
Plan the right allowance.
Can you quote from the floor area alone?
Area helps us start the conversation, but slab condition, finish, location and programme are needed for a dependable quotation.
Is polishing an existing slab always cheaper than a new floor?
It depends on whether the slab is suitable and how much preparation it needs. A survey establishes the practical options.
What information should I send?
Share the postcode, approximate area, floor use, whether the slab is new or existing, photos if available, and your programme.
Request a quotation
Price the floor you actually have.
Send the project basics and our team will advise on the next step.