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Polished Concrete, San Bernardino, CA

Polished Concrete in San Bernardino, CA

Grinding and polishing the slab you already have into a finished floor — no covering, nothing to replace later. Installed by our own crew across San Bernardino.

Polished Concrete installed in San Bernardino, CA by David Paul Foster Co.
Why David Paul Foster Co. in San Bernardino

Polished Concrete done right, the first time, in San Bernardino.

Grinding and polishing the slab you already have into a finished floor — no covering, nothing to replace later. We work San Bernardino from the older grid downtown out toward the foothills below the San Bernardino Mountains, with our own crew on every job — no subcontractors, no surprise charges, and one number to call from the first estimate to the finished concrete coating.

We apply polished concrete across San Bernardino and the surrounding area, including Rialto, Redlands, Fontana, Riverside.

What's included

  • Ground with progressively finer diamond tooling rather than coated
  • Densified and sealed, so the finish is the slab and not a film on top of it
  • Nothing to delaminate, bubble or peel later
  • Gloss set where you want it, from a low satin to a full reflection
  • Interior slabs, showrooms, offices, retail and warehouse floors
  • Old coatings removed first by our own crews, not subcontracted
Polished Concrete in San Bernardino

Built for San Bernardino homes.

San Bernardino carries some of the oldest housing stock in the Inland Empire and sits directly below the mountains, which gives it a wider temperature range than the valley floor cities south of it. Older concrete and bigger seasonal swings are the two things that shape the work here.

The foothill neighborhoods sit high enough to see genuinely cold nights in winter against very hot summer days. Concrete moves with that range, and older concrete that has been moving through it for sixty or seventy years shows cracking that younger slabs elsewhere do not.

Cracks are not a reason to replace a slab. They are a reason to deal with them properly — chased out, cleaned and filled — before anything goes over the top. Skipping that step is why so many overlays telegraph the old crack back through within a year.

Recent work

Polished Concrete jobs near San Bernardino

  • High-gloss copper stained concrete floor in a living room with leather seating
  • Copper stained concrete floor in a dining room with timber furniture
  • Polished copper stained concrete running down a residential hallway
  • Amber stained concrete hallway floor reflecting the doorways
  • Brown stained concrete living room floor with a leather ottoman
  • Glossy brown stained concrete floor reflecting ceiling downlights
  • Red-brown stained concrete floor in a kitchen beside a red armchair
  • Dark red stained concrete floor curving into a kitchen
  • Checcurboard stained concrete floor in gold and dark brown at a kitchen bench

Colors for polished concrete in San Bernardino

35 colors on the board, and a sample laid on your own San Bernardino slab before anything is ordered.

See all 35 stain colors →
  • Stain color chart showing twenty-four stained concrete samples from gold and sienna through maroon, turquoise and black
  • Stain color chart in three series: semi-transparent classics, transparent old-world tones and high-chroma brights
  • Antique Gray
  • Yellow Ochre
  • Sandstone
  • Pottery
  • Mauve
  • Desert Sand
  • Light Adobe
  • Dark Adobe
  • +27 more →
San Bernardino FAQs

Polished Concrete in San Bernardino, questions

Our slab is badly cracked. Is it finished?

Rarely. Cracking on older San Bernardino concrete is usually the result of decades of temperature movement rather than structural failure. We chase the cracks out, clean and fill them, and then resurface. What matters is why the crack is there, and that is what Dave looks at on the estimate.

How is polished concrete different from an epoxy coating?

A coating sits on top of the slab. Polishing is the slab. We grind up through a sequence of finer and finer diamond tooling and densify the surface, so there is no film that can peel, chip or bubble later on.

Can any slab be polished?

Most can. It comes down to how hard the concrete is, how much aggregate you want showing, and what is already on it. If yours will not take a good polish we will tell you that before you spend money on it.

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