Any South Florida flooring subcontractor worth its salt should be at your disposal to run through commercial flooring installation options. One of the best and most versatile commercial flooring options is polished concrete. It’s the kind of commercial flooring that’s both appealing to the eye and never needs special treatment. Other benefits polished concrete lends to commercial spaces include:
- Durability
Once you install polished concrete flooring, you don’t have to worry about foot traffic. Polished concrete is one of the most durable flooring materials on the market. Even heavy loads or machinery won’t damage it.
- Inexpensive
Your South Florida flooring subcontractor should provide a wide range of solutions. Almost nothing else provides the combination of advantages with the low cost of polished concrete. It’s a reasonably priced solution that makes your commercial flooring installation both attractive and easy to maintain.
- Spill Resistance
Polished concrete is ideal because it’s resistant to a wide variety of liquids and chemicals. You can spill just about anything you can imagine on polished concrete and the flooring will remain undamaged. It’s also easy to clean without worrying about residue adhering to the floor and creating problems for your workers or customers.
- Easy Maintenance
The more complicated the floor, the more you’ll spend on maintenance, cleaning, replacement and repair. Polished concrete is attractive while also being straightforward. Both your daily maintenance and long-term maintenance costs will remain low.
- Style Variety
Concrete polish comes in a range of colors, textures and finishes that can fit any commercial setting. Polished concrete flooring can be made to emulate a tile look at a fraction of the cost and without the more expensive maintenance.
- Environmentally Sensible
Concrete is both long-lasting and sustainable. When floors are removed far into the future, the materials can be recycled. Concrete doesn’t contain any hazardous materials or volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Want to hear more? Give East Coast Flooring & Interiors a call today to discuss commercial flooring installation options.