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Near-mirror polished concrete floor reflecting the grinder, dust extractor and courtyard glazing in a Melbourne new build
Mirror-polished concrete floor with red and black exposed aggregate in modern kitchen
No-exposure polished concrete floor and matching concrete island running through to black-framed glazing and a brick wall beyond

Concrete · Melbourne · Since 2014

Polished Concrete Melbourne, done properly.

Diamond-ground in stages until the concrete itself shines, by the crew that quotes it.

From $99/m² inc GST $90 + GST Fixed price in writing before we start.

Quicker still: text us a photo for a ballpark.

15 yrs on the tools 500+ floors Fully insured Fixed price in writing

Trusted on projects for

  • Westfield Doncaster
  • Knox Shopping Centre
  • Mecca
  • Hallmarc Homes
  • LVL Group
  • Cambuild

The short answer

What it is, and what it costs.

Polished concrete in Melbourne costs from $90 per m² + GST ($99 inc GST) for true diamond-polished floors, up to around $180 per m² depending on the slab and the finish. Grind and seal starts from $65 per m² + GST ($71.50 inc GST). The difference: polished concrete is ground and polished through progressively finer diamonds, up to 3000 grit, so the shine comes from the concrete itself with no coating to peel or yellow. Grind and seal uses a clear topical sealer for the sheen, which needs re-coating over time.

Polished concrete cost per m² in Melbourne (2026 pricing guide)

Recent jobs

Polished concrete, on real floors.

Every photo on this site is a job we did in Melbourne, shot on handover.

Polished concrete floor mid-job with the grinder head and dust extractor in frame, glazing reflected in the finished surface
Polished concrete · Home
Polished concrete floor with no aggregate exposure, cream mottled finish reflecting a gable ceiling and black-framed glazing in a Melbourne extension
Polished concrete · Home
Mirror-polished concrete floor with red and blue exposed aggregate overlooking bushland
Polished concrete · Home
Mirror-polished concrete floor with red exposed aggregate, marble fireplace and bushland views
Polished concrete · Home
Mirror-polished concrete floor with grey and black aggregate in modern home
Polished concrete · Home
Grind-and-seal concrete floor with exposed aggregate and high-gloss topical sealer, Claraseal Melbourne
Grind & seal · Home
Subtle polished concrete in modern home overlooking bushland
Polished concrete · Home
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The process

How we do it.

  1. 1

    Site survey

    We assess slab condition, moisture, joints, and the aggregate exposure level you're after: cream finish, salt-and-pepper, or full-aggregate exposure.

  2. 2

    Grind down

    Heavy-cut diamond grinding removes the surface layer to expose the slab's character. Industrial dust extraction means we leave your space cleaner than we found it.

  3. 3

    Hone & densify

    Progressive grits hone the surface flat, then we apply a silicate densifier. The chemistry hardens the concrete to its core.

  4. 4

    Polish & seal

    Final polishing pads (up to 3000 grit) build the gloss. Penetrating impregnator sealer locks out water and stains. Invisible. No flake, no peel.

Mirror-polished concrete floor with red and black exposed aggregate in modern kitchen

Questions

Polished concrete: what people ask.

What's the difference between polished concrete and grind-and-seal?

True polished concrete is mechanically polished with diamond pads, so the gloss comes from the concrete itself. Grind-and-seal grinds the concrete then applies a topical sealer for the gloss. Polished concrete is more durable and premium; grind-and-seal is faster and cheaper. We do both, and we recommend based on your slab and budget.

Can you polish my existing concrete floor?

Almost always yes. We grind off the top layer to remove glue, paint, or old coatings, then polish. Existing slabs often look better than new ones because they have character.

How much aggregate gets exposed?

You choose: cream finish (no aggregate), salt-and-pepper (small stones visible), or full-aggregate exposure (deep grind, river-stone look). We'll show you finished examples on site before grinding.

Is it slippery?

Less slippery than tile when sealed correctly. We use anti-slip additives in wet-area sealers (kitchens, bathrooms, pool surrounds) to keep slip-resistance high.

Get a price

Get your polished concrete price.

Three ways to start. Whichever suits you, you'll hear back within 24 hours.

Builder, shopfitter or facility manager? Send drawings or a finishes schedule and get a number back within 24 hours.

Commercial floors

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