Not too long ago the only place you saw a concrete floor was in a warehouse or industrial setting, but not anymore. Concrete slab foundations, finished as floors, are becoming more common in residential and in all types of commercial construction.

If you suffer from allergies or asthma and are planning to build a new home, consider finished concrete floors. Carpets hold dust, dust mites, mold, and other allergens. Additionally, carpets and vinyl may be installed with glues and adhesives that give off irritating fumes. When considering the hardness of a concrete floor, remember that tile is just as hard and that other types of flooring are applied directly to the foundation without padding. Well placed throw rugs in areas where you stand can provide an adequate cushion.

The clean up of a concrete floor is also very easy requiring no harsh chemicals, only sweep and damp mop.

The cost of a Surface Effects finished concrete floor can vary greatly. We price jobs according to the square footage, taking in consideration factors of each independent job such as size, materials being used, condition of concrete or substrate, and the location.