Looking to expand business space? Interested in replacing floor coverings with something easier to maintain? Whatever the intention, commercial flooring needs to be practical and visually appealing. There are many different businesses in the Niagara Region with different products and services to offer. One thing they have in common? They all have floors. It can be quite an expensive investment to keep replacing commercial floors with new ones every time it does not meet the requirements for appeal and function.
A practical solution is a decorative concrete floor. This involves the use of specialized coatings and overlays that retain the existing concrete floor, protect it from further damage, and improve its aesthetics.
Work with one of the best concrete contractors in the Niagara Region now, and transform those dull and boring concrete surfaces into an interesting, new one!
Commercial Installation Areas/Facilities
Commercial residences like apartments, condos, and the like have one purpose: make the tenant comfortable. However, some multi-family establishments fail to satisfy their tenants because of the high expense of repairing and enhancing concrete floors. Fortunately, decorative solutions are available at an affordable cost. Stamped concrete, concrete stains, concrete polishing, and more can now grace the following facilities without breaking the bank:
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- Laundry rooms
- Front entryways
- Lobby concrete floors
- Individual units
- Patios and verandas
- Parking spaces and driveways
- Swimming pool areas
- Large Floor Pours
We are ready to face any challenge! Your concrete floors need to meet a certain set of requirements in order to pass inspection and to make the workplace safe for its employees. Epoxy, polyurea floor coating, and concrete polishing provide seamless surfaces that are tough as nails but still visually appealing, perfect for:
- Warehouses
- Factories
- Distribution Centers
- Manufacturing plants
Garage Pours, The Clearview Way Saves You 30%
Clearview Concrete Contractors provides a “frost-protected shallow footing.” Instead of digging down below the frostline, we insulate below the edge of the slab and out from the building a certain distance with rigid foam. The distance depends on your climate. The foam captures the interior heat from the building and the earth’s geothermal heat, preventing the ground from freezing below the footing.
This process is accomplished in ONE pour as opposed to a typical 3 pour floor. This saves you time and money. On average 30% in savings can be seen.