Concrete grinding and polishing for Fort Saskatchewan warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centres, offices and retail spaces. We diamond-grind the existing slab, densify it and polish it into a hard, dust-free floor built for forklifts and heavy traffic. Residential floors too.
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Fort Saskatchewan is part of Alberta's Industrial Heartland, the largest industrial area in Western Canada, and its main industries are commercial and heavy industry. Its two industrial parks, Eastgate Business Park and the Industrial Business Park, sit on the eastern edge of the city.
For warehouses, manufacturing plants and distribution centres, polished concrete gives a hard-wearing floor that takes heavy machinery and frequent forklift traffic. Grinding and polishing eliminates concrete dusting and improves light reflectivity, and slip-resistant finishes help keep work areas safe.
Offices, retail stores, restaurants, showrooms and medical facilities get a clean, modern floor that needs little more than dust mopping. On commercial jobs we can often work off-hours to keep disruption to a minimum.

20+ years of concrete coating experience
Grinding removes residue and opens the concrete before it is polished in stages.
Plan on 1 to 2 weeks for a large commercial or industrial floor. The detailed timeline comes with your free estimate.
We clean and assess the slab and repair cracks, spalling and surface defects. Damaged control joints can be filled before polishing.
Old coatings, adhesive residue and contaminants come off, and the aggregate level you choose is exposed.
We move through progressively finer diamond grits to the sheen you specify, anywhere from matte to high gloss.
A chemical densifier hardens the concrete against abrasion and stains. Stains or dyes can add colour.
The final seal protects against stains and moisture and keeps routine cleaning simple.

Upfront cost can be comparable to other flooring, but the long life and light upkeep make it one of the most cost-effective options over time.
Stands up to machinery, forklifts and constant foot traffic.
Grinding and polishing stops the slab surface from shedding concrete dust.
20+ years with proper care, and many floors last 30+ with minimal maintenance.
Routine sweeping, a pH-neutral cleaner for wet cleaning, and a fresh penetrating sealer every 2 to 3 years.
If you need concrete polishing near you in Fort Saskatchewan, our team takes on projects for owners, facility and property managers and general contractors: plant floors, warehouses, shops, offices and retail units. Homeowners can polish basements and open-concept living spaces as well.
Commercial and industrial areas in and around Fort Saskatchewan include:

Grinding and polishing for industrial, commercial and residential slabs.
Coatings with more colour options and chemical resistance, for garages and spill-prone areas.
Cleaning and sealing for exterior concrete driveways.
Facilities with underground or deck parking can ask about parkade coatings, and worn slab joints can be repaired with control joint filling.
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Cost, downtime, dust and safety for polished floors in plants, warehouses and stores.
Planning a facility floor?
Call Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm. Commercial work can often be scheduled off-hours.
(825) 474-1717Get a free quoteTypically $3 to $10 per square foot. Where a project lands in that range depends on the floor's condition, the finish level, the square footage, decorative work like staining or scoring, and overall complexity.
Not necessarily. A large commercial or industrial floor typically needs 1 to 2 weeks, and we can often schedule the work off-hours so your business keeps running. The full timeline is part of your estimate.
Our grinding equipment has dust collection systems that capture 99% of the dust, which makes the process much cleaner than traditional concrete work.
Yes. We set the finish level with slip resistance in mind. Where traction is critical, such as plant floors, commercial kitchens or public areas, a textured polished finish or a slip-resistant treatment can be added to meet safety standards.
Polished concrete is part of the slab and typically lasts longer with less maintenance. Epoxy is a coating with more colour options and chemical resistance, so it suits areas where spills are common. We help you choose at the assessment.
Yes. Polished concrete also suits basements, modern homes and open-concept living spaces.
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Straight-line distances from central Fort Saskatchewan. Gibbons, Bruderheim and Redwater are associate members of Alberta's Industrial Heartland Association.
Facility somewhere else in the region? Call (825) 474-1717.
Send us the floor area and how the space is used. We will come back with pricing and a project timeline.
Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
info@sealtechconcrete.com