Concrete Resurfacing & Polish for Brewery Flooring

The Vancouver Island Brewery underwent a major renovation to the front sales and tasting room in 2017. Our team arrived after the major part of the renovation was completed. We started by removing a ton of old tile from the main brewery tasting room, cutting into the concrete slab to move plumbing and electrical services and then re-pouring in the cut out areas. This public room was in dire need of a durable, cost-effective, and sustainable brewery flooring finish and polish.

Using our trusty concrete grinding machine we re-worked the surface of the concrete, grinded off any of the tile ThinSet (glue) and grout that remained. We then ground down the new concrete patch-work and trench filling so that it was flush with the existing floor. After the grinding and resurfacing, we proceeded to polish the concrete floor. The finished product was a low-sheen hone and polish up to 400 grit, followed by a densifier and sealer for long lasting protection. This exquisite brewery flooring project was approximately 900 sq.ft and took 3 days to complete.