Professional flooring for businesses that perform
Commercial Concrete Polishing in Greenville, SC
Crane Concrete Polishing provides polished concrete flooring for retail spaces, showrooms, offices, restaurants, schools, churches and commercial buildings throughout Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Greer, Simpsonville and the Upstate. We grind, hone, densify, dye, seal and polish concrete floors into durable, low-maintenance surfaces built for daily use, and we work around your hours to keep disruption low.
1M+
sq ft polished
30 Years
combined experience
SC·NC·GA·TN
service area
Nights & Weekends
work available
Best applications
Polished concrete for commercial spaces
Retail stores
Bright, easy to clean
Grocery stores
High-traffic aisles
Showrooms & auto dealerships
Showroom polish
Offices
Modern finish
Restaurants
Front of house
Schools & universities
Durable, low upkeep
Churches
Sanctuaries & halls
Fitness facilities
Active spaces
Breweries
Urethane cement for wet areas
Municipal buildings
Public facilities
Commercial garages
Vehicle areas
Aircraft hangars
Large-format floors
Durable, professional floors for every commercial space
Low-Maintenance Flooring Built to Handle High Traffic
Polished concrete stands up to foot traffic, carts and daily operations. It resists stains, improves lighting, cuts maintenance costs and gives your space a clean, modern look that matches your brand.
- Durable under heavy foot traffic and carts
- Reduces concrete dusting
- Improves light reflectivity
- Easy to clean, no waxing or stripping
- Customizable finishes and color
- Long service life with proper maintenance
Upgrade your commercial space today
Transform your business with polished concrete floors
Our commercial concrete polishing process
From first inspection to final walkthrough
01
Floor inspection and project planning
02
Surface preparation and grinding
03
Metal-bond diamond grinding
04
Joint filling and floor repair
05
Transitional diamond honing
06
Concrete dye or stain, if selected
07
Concrete densifier application
08
Resin polishing
09
Stain guard or protective treatment
10
Final burnish and walkthrough
Finish options
Choose the look for your space
Finish level
Matte
Satin
Semi-gloss
High-gloss
Color & aggregate
Natural gray polish
Cream polish
Salt-and-pepper finish
Exposed aggregate polish
Dyed polished concrete
Protection & prep
Stain guard protection
Joint filling before polishing
Crack and spall repair
Polished concrete, epoxy or urethane cement?
Choosing the right system
| System | Best fit |
|---|---|
| Polished concrete | Retail spaces, showrooms, offices, schools, churches and high-traffic open areas |
| Epoxy coatings | Chemical resistance, safety markings, mechanical rooms and battery areas |
| Urethane cement | Wet processing areas, commercial kitchens, breweries and areas with washdowns or thermal shock |
| Grind and seal | Lower-cost concrete protection where true polishing is not required |
Cost factors
What affects the cost of commercial polished concrete?
- Total square footage
- Condition of the existing slab
- Coating, glue or tile removal
- Crack, spall and joint repair
- Finish level you choose
- Dye or color
- Schedule (phasing, nights, weekends)
Expert craftsmanship with minimal disruption
Professional Concrete Flooring You Can Trust
Every commercial project begins with a thorough assessment of your existing concrete. We use professional-grade grinding and polishing equipment, and we plan the work around your business so you stay open.
- Phased project scheduling
- Night and weekend work
- Occupied-space work
- One contractor for prep, repair and polishing
Recent work
Commercial polished concrete projects
FAQ
Commercial polished concrete questions
Polished concrete is an existing concrete slab that has been mechanically ground, densified and polished to a smooth, durable finish. No coating or wax is needed to keep the shine.
Cost depends on square footage, slab condition, how much prep is needed, and the finish level and color you choose. We walk the space and give you a clear quote after a site visit.
It depends on the size of the space, the condition of the slab and the finish level. After a site visit we give you a schedule, and we can phase the work or run it at night or on weekends.
In most cases, yes. We inspect the slab, repair cracks and joints, and grind away the worn surface before polishing.
Yes. We mechanically remove glue, tile residue, old coatings and other surface contaminants as part of prep, then grind and polish.
It depends on the look you want and how the floor is used. We polish to 400, 800, 1500 or 3000 grit and will recommend a level for your space.
They describe how much of the concrete surface is ground away. Cream polish removes the least, salt-and-pepper shows fine aggregate, and exposed aggregate shows larger stones. We can show you examples.
Yes. Concrete dye or stain can be added for color or a branded look. Results vary with the concrete, so we recommend testing a sample.
Slip resistance depends on the finish level, the surface and conditions like moisture or spills. We will talk through finish options for your space during the site visit.
It depends on the space. Polished concrete suits retail, showrooms, offices and high-traffic open areas. Epoxy or urethane cement can be a better fit for wet areas, kitchens and chemical exposure.
Regular dust mopping and cleaning with a neutral cleaner keeps it looking good. There is no waxing or stripping, and we will give you maintenance guidance when the job is done.
Yes. We fill control joints and repair cracks and chips before polishing as part of the job.
Yes. We phase work around your hours and can schedule nights and weekends.