Chalice Renovations

Over the last few years Chalice has grown a reputation for delivering beautiful polished concrete floors. We work with the best systems and suppliers in the business to give your project the perfect look. New builds, extending, renovating, Chalice has the concrete solution. Not just floors but walls and many other surfaces are now possible in what we do.

Polished concrete gives you endless possibilities throughout the home, from floors and walls, stairs, pillars and posts to bathrooms and kitchens. You can even bring the outside in, by using the same finish outside on your patio. Have some fun, get creative. Polished concrete is a beautiful solution for a residential interior. It provides you with a base from which you can take your design ideas literally anywhere. Polished concrete flooring is also rapidly becoming the material of choice for architects for both residential and retail sectors because of the flexibility and durability it provides and the seamless high spec results.

Over the years we have developed solutions for the removal of all types of coverings from screed and concrete, bitumen, resins, latex, tile cement - you name it, we can remove it, leaving the surface clean and levelled flat ready to be prepared with a new floor. A big time and money saver. And by the way, NO dust! All our equipment has HEPA filtration systems so no airborne dust. We also install new waterproof surface membranes and the latest self-levelling compounds should your old floor need some TLC.

Concrete polished floors weren't made just to walk on. These beautiful, highly durable and environmentally friendly floors are easy to clean, slip resistant and when highly polished look simply stunning. The entire process is dustproof (the way we do it, anyhow). The technique involves grinding and polishing the concrete to remove the surface paste and expose the concrete beneath. The different levels of grinding determine the end result from a smooth dull polish of the top layer of concrete to the glossiest finish which exposes the construction aggregate.