Flooring services in Maidstone

Yes, provided the existing slab is suitable. Many older homes require additional preparation due to surface wear, cracks or previous floor coverings. Policrete can assess the concrete and determine whether polishing, grinding, or a grind-and-seal finish is the best approach.

Polished concrete is a popular option for contemporary townhouses, offering a durable, low-maintenance surface for kitchens, living areas and open-plan spaces. Matte, honed, and exposed aggregate finishes provide different design options. Choosing your preferred finish early in the build can also help with slab preparation.

Yes. Polished concrete provides a hard-wearing, easy-to-clean surface, making it a practical choice for busy Maidstone households. However, concrete is a hard surface and can feel cool underfoot. The right finish and maintenance approach will depend on your family's needs.

Yes. Policrete offers hydronic heating slabs, which can be incorporated into suitable new builds and major renovations. The system circulates heated water through pipes within the slab, providing warmth beneath the finished concrete surface. It's best to plan hydronic heating before the slab is poured.

Epoxy flooring can provide a durable, easy-to-clean finish for enclosed townhouse garages, while appropriately specified concrete finishes can suit outdoor driveways. Slip resistance, vehicle traffic, drainage and weather exposure should all be considered when selecting a surface.

Yes. Concrete flooring can be incorporated into new extensions, including open-plan kitchens and living areas. If you're connecting a new slab to an existing floor, height differences, movement joints and finish compatibility need to be considered. Policrete can help you plan a suitable finish for the new space.