Polished Concrete Floors

Polished Concrete in London

Quick F/X Epoxy grinds, densifies and polishes concrete floors for stores, restaurants, warehouses, schools and other commercial, industrial and institutional buildings across Southern Ontario. Concrete polishing turns the existing slab into a hard-wearing, easy-clean finished floor, with no coating on top to peel.

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Concrete Polishing for London Restaurants, Schools and Dealerships

A great many London buildings are a plain concrete slab with something laid over it, and plenty of them look better without the covering. Polished concrete drops the extra layer: the slab is ground level, hardened with a densifier and brought up through finer diamonds until it holds a sheen of its own. You see it in the restaurants and bars of Wortley Village and Old East Village, the dealerships and big stores along Wonderland Road South and Wellington Road, the schools and clinics around Hyde Park and Byron, and the hangars on the airport lands in the city’s northeast.

Quick F/X Epoxy provides concrete polishing for owners who want a building to feel finished from the front door to the back wall. What you end up with is one continuous polished concrete floor that spreads light around the room, gives off very little dust and cleans with a mop. We take jobs across London, Ontario and the area around it.

Why Choose Polished Concrete Floors

Hard-Wearing Surface

Densified, polished concrete stands up to heavy foot traffic, carts and rolling loads, and there is no coating on top that can chip or peel.

Easy to Keep Clean

A polished slab is smooth and tight, so a dust mop and a damp mop with a neutral cleaner are usually all it needs.

Less Concrete Dust

Densifying hardens the top of the slab, which cuts down the fine dust that bare concrete keeps shedding.

Brighter Spaces

The polished surface reflects light, which helps sales floors, showrooms, corridors and warehouse aisles feel brighter.

Your Choice of Sheen

Choose how much shine the floor has, from a soft satin to a high gloss, to suit the space and how it is lit.

Choose Your Polished Concrete Finish

Class A: Cream Finish

Only the very top of the slab is ground away, about 1/32 to 1/64 inch, so the surface stays mostly cement paste (roughly 85% to 95%) and barely any stone shows. The result is an even, plain colour for clean, contemporary interiors.

Class B: Salt and Pepper

Taking off around 1/16 inch reveals the sand and small stones just under the surface, giving the floor a fine, speckled pattern. It is an understated look that works on most commercial floors.

Class C: Coarse Aggregate

A deeper grind exposes the larger stones in the slab for a bold, terrazzo-like look. Which stones show depends on the original pour, so every floor is a little different.

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Polished Concrete for London Stores, Campuses and Hangars

Auto dealerships, grocery and big-box stores, schools, libraries, community centres, healthcare buildings, event venues and airport hangars all suit polished concrete in London. So does a distribution building with a dry floor. Wherever a long run of floor must stay bright and hard under carts, chairs and tires, a single polished slab does the job.

Choose a sheen from satin to high gloss. Class A cream suits showrooms and reception areas, Class B salt and pepper suits school corridors and stores, and Class C coarse aggregate suits hangars and stockrooms.

Not every London slab is a candidate. A very soft, badly damaged or thinly topped floor, or one under stubborn adhesive, may refuse a polish, and the quote tells you. Where oil, chemicals or standing water are part of the day, epoxy wins, as in our industrial and commercial work in London. Shops wanting colour can look at our retail floor coatings. We prepare the slab thoroughly before any polishing starts, and our own crew handles the grinding.

Why London Building Owners Choose Quick F/X Epoxy

A polished floor is only as good as the work underneath it, so we test the slab, fill the cracks and joints and grind before any polishing begins. Jay, our founder, speaks with you on the first call, prepares the written quote and walks the finished floor with you. Our own crew does the work, not subcontractors, and the dates are set together before we arrive.

    
 
 
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   Ryan Miller 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I got an estimate on Friday and had a new basement floor by 4pm on Monday. Kuljit and his crew were awesome. Our concrete was Rough, cracks and holes. Now, it’s perfect !! It was also way more affordable than I thought it was going to be.
  
 
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   J.B. property maintenance 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. This is our 5th time using Quick Fix epoxy on different jobs and the quality, service, finished project is second to none. Looking forward to more projects in the future.
  
 
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   Jessie 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Outstanding Epoxy Flooring Service!

I couldn’t be happier with the results! The team was professional, punctual, and clearly skilled at what they do. They took the time to prepare the surface properly and explained every step of the process. The final epoxy floor looks incredible — smooth, glossy, and durable. It has completely transformed our porch into a clean, modern space.

Their attention to detail and commitment to quality really stand out. Everything was completed on schedule and within budget, with zero mess left behind. I highly recommend this company to anyone looking for top-quality epoxy flooring and great customer service!
  
 
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   Manpreet Gill 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Awesome work by Kuljit and Lavi
  
 
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   Sukhpreet Singh 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very good experience
  
 
 
  
 
 
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Our Concrete Polishing Process

Free Quote for Your Floor

Tell us about the building, the floor area and how it is used, and send a few photos. We tell you whether the slab suits polishing or whether epoxy is the better choice, and come back with a clear quote.

Check the Slab

We check the concrete for hardness, cracks, joints and any old adhesive or coating that has to come off, then agree the finish and the timing with you.

Diamond Grinding

The slab is ground flat with diamond tooling to the look you chose, from a smooth cream finish to exposed aggregate, and cracks and joints are filled.

Densify and Polish

A densifier is worked into the concrete to harden the surface, then the floor is honed and polished through finer diamonds to the sheen agreed for the space.

Guard and Walkthrough

A penetrating guard goes on to help the floor resist stains. We walk the finished floor with you and explain the simple cleaning routine that keeps it looking good.

Frequently asked questions

Can a London dealership or showroom floor be polished in stages?

Yes. Large floors are usually split into bays, so part of the space stays in use while another is ground and polished. We agree the order and the days with you before work begins, which suits a sales floor that has to keep receiving customers.

Is polished concrete suitable for London school corridors and gyms?

On a sound, dry slab, yes. A polished floor is hard, has little dust and wipes up easily, which matters in hallways with constant foot traffic. Many schools book the work for a break in the calendar, and we plan around it.

How do you look after polished concrete in a London restaurant?

Sweep or dust mop, then damp mop with a neutral cleaner. Wipe spills promptly, because the guard helps resist stains but is not a force field. The cooking line, with grease and hot water, is better handled with a coating than with a polish.

Will polishing hide the cracks in my London warehouse or hangar slab?

No. Cracks, joints and old patches stay visible, since polishing shows the slab as it is. We fill them first so they are sound and flat. If you want one uniform surface with nothing showing through, a coating is the better route.

Request Your London Concrete Polishing Quote

Tell us which part of London the building is in, what it is used for, the approximate floor area and when the space could be closed, and attach a few photos of the slab. You will get a straight written quote back.

Areas We Serve Across Ontario

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