Grindkings Atlanta Polished Concrete

I would recommend this company without reservation for anyone looking to get a polished concrete floor. Josh and Hunter are very knowledgeable about their craft and diligent and meticulous in their work. They were also a pleasure to work with and were able to be flexible around several time and space constraints we imposed. I think the pictures speak for themselves, but let me note that we were thrilled with the results.

What a great experience. Let me explain why, and this is after getting 4 other quotes. 1) These guys actually ask the right questions, like how long do you plan to be in the space? Do you need a 4 year floor or a 15 year floor? They are looking to do what makes sense for your business not just charge you for things you'll never need. 2) Clear pricing with sq ft quotes. No day rates, no eh it depends. 3) High end equipment, with professionals. These aren't cleaning people running rentals from Home Depot. They have real gear and they work with precision. Your corners, edging, they don't mess up your baseboards. 4) The quality of the work is outstanding. I never thought my old VCT covered, glue covered floors would look this good. See the pics for proof. Highly recommend the Grindkings t

We hired Grindkings to install an epoxy flake floor in our garage. Our experience was wonderful- from the first point of contact, through the completion of the project- the Grindkings team was efficient, communicative, and reliable. Additionally, our project turned out fantastic. We love the look and are considering using Grindkings for other projects around our house. We could not recommend them more!

I’ve owned a restaurant for 30 years in a building over 110 years. My floors were so ugly I could mop all night and still feel defeated. Wow! Not anymore I feel like a mew woman in a new kitchen. The transformation is amazing! I cannot boost more than I have. Thank you guys! Amazing gob. Lynn

The supposed concrete staining company hardly stains and seals the concrete, as is described in their scope of work. More of a glaze that comes up if you sit in a chair on the floor, move any piece of furniture or if there is anything more than sock foot traffic. Anywhere there has been contact with the floor, the finish has flaked up, revealing the bare concrete underneath. It is clearly a very thin glaze over the concrete, rather than a stain. Even places we have only walked in shoes, the floor has been marked up. Brielle’s response was that we have clearly deeply gouged the concrete, busting into the concrete and through the seal/stain. If that had been the case, I would not be leaving a negative review. She indicated that if during construction you are hitting the floor and deeply go