Concrete polishing is a popular choice for its durability and aesthetic appeal. For construction professionals, understanding the cost components is crucial. The average cost for polished concrete ranges from $3 to $12 per square foot, depending on the finish level and project specifics.
1. Initiate a session using the CountBricks app or desktop interface.
2. Provide details such as room size, slab condition, and desired finish.
3. The AI processes real-time supplier pricing and labor data to deliver an accurate estimate.
4. Receive a detailed digital estimate ready for conversion into a formal quote.
• Square footage and layout
• Indoor vs. outdoor application
• Slab hardness and moisture content
• Desired gloss level and decorative features
Material Costs: $0.50 to $3.00 per square foot, influenced by tooling and sealers.
Labor Costs: 60-70% of the budget, affected by crew size and productivity.
Equipment Mobilization: Includes grinder rentals and tooling wear.
Surface Prep: Covers crack repair and joint filling.
• Cream polish, matte finish: $3 – $5 per square foot
• Salt-and-pepper, satin finish: $4 – $7 per square foot
• Full aggregate, high-gloss: $6 – $12 per square foot
Generate a quote directly from the estimate, including scope and payment details. Streamline scheduling and avoid data re-entry.
• Schedule polishing before cabinetry installation.
• Opt for satin finishes in high-traffic areas.
• Combine slab prep and polishing to reduce costs.
Unlike static calculators, CountBricks uses real-time data and AI to provide accurate estimates, considering factors like seasonality and regional variations.
The Silverman family transformed their basement with a precise estimate from CountBricks, ensuring cost accuracy and project success.
For trade professionals, CountBricks offers clarity and precision in project budgeting. Explore our tools and schedule a demo at CountBricks.com.
While DIY options may seem cost-effective, hidden expenses often arise. Professional polishing ensures quality and efficiency, with costs closely aligned to DIY efforts when factoring in time and materials.
1. Integral Radiant Heating: Adds comfort for approximately $3 more per square foot.
2. Decorative Scoring: Enhances aesthetics with minimal labor increase.
3. UV-Stable Sealers: Protects outdoor surfaces in sunny climates.
• Explore finish samples at CountBricks.com
• Book a laser scan for precise measurements.
• Request bundled pricing for comprehensive services.
CountBricks provides actionable data for informed decision-making, ensuring your projects stay on budget and on schedule.
