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Commercial Polished Concrete Installation in Dallas, Texas

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Technical flooring, delivered directly

  • ESD flooring, urethane cement, terrazzo, and polished concrete
  • In-house W-2 installation crews and experienced field leadership
  • National service coverage with project-specific staffing plans
  • Testing, documentation, and defined project closeout
  • Dedicated support for corporate procurement and multi-site contracting

Phone: (214) 663-5848

Email: dallas@craftsmanconcretefloors.com

Polished Concrete in Dallas

Craftsman Concrete Floors installs polished concrete flooring for commercial, industrial and institutional projects in Dallas and the surrounding Metroplex. We polish new concrete slabs and convert suitable existing concrete into finished floors.

Call (214) 663-5848 or email dallas@craftsmanconcretefloors.com to request project pricing.

A finished floor made from your concrete slab

Craftsman grinds, densifies and polishes the concrete to the selected aggregate exposure and sheen. The finished surface is the slab itself, so its construction, repairs and previous use affect the appearance.

We review the concrete and the intended finish before recommending the work. Our polished concrete installation guide explains the process, while our polished concrete styles guide shows finish options.

Existing buildings and flooring replacement

For an existing building, Craftsman assesses the slab, previous coverings, adhesive residue, repairs and visible staining. Removing a covering does not guarantee a uniform floor underneath.

We install an on-site sample so the project team can review the concrete’s appearance before approving the finish. Where the slab cannot produce the intended look, we can discuss concrete overlays in Dallas over structurally sound concrete.

New-construction polished concrete

Involve Craftsman before the slab is placed when polished concrete is the intended finish. We coordinate with the general contractor and concrete team on the finish requirements, sample approval, construction sequence and floor protection.

For architects and project teams preparing the flooring specification, our polished concrete specifications hub covers slab requirements, finishes, testing and acceptance.

Installation around facility operations

Craftsman plans flooring work in occupied facilities around access, production and other trades. Where the work can proceed in phases, we identify the areas available for polishing and the routes that must remain open.

The schedule includes preparation, polishing, treatment drying or curing, inspection and cleanup before each area returns to service. At completion, we provide the closeout documentation required by the project.

Request polished concrete pricing in Dallas

Send the project address, approximate square footage, existing flooring, intended finish and target schedule. Include photographs, drawings or a specification if available, and tell us whether the building will remain occupied during the work.

For other systems, see our Dallas commercial flooring services.

Planning polished concrete for your home?

Craftsman accepts selected residential projects. See our residential concrete flooring services for polished concrete, custom poured terrazzo, stained concrete and decorative epoxy garage floors.

Dallas service area

We serve Dallas, Addison, Arlington, Carrollton, Frisco, Garland, Grand Prairie, Irving, McKinney, Mesquite, Plano, Richardson, Southlake, Waxahachie and the surrounding Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.

Frequently Asked Questions

We use it to establish the finish you want, then assess what your slab can produce. An on-site sample establishes the appearance for approval.

We can begin with photographs, records and a site assessment, but a covered slab may need a test area exposed before we can judge its condition and likely finished appearance. Full removal can reveal additional staining or repairs.

Yes. Our W-2 employees perform the work under company field supervision. We assign crews and equipment according to the project’s requirements and schedule.

Case Studies

Craftsman Publishes 2026–2027 ESD Flooring Technical Guide
Craftsman’s 2026–2027 ESD flooring technical guide brings together more than 70 resources on installation, field testing, acceptance criteria and closeout documentation.
ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 34,000 SF Dallas, TX
• Tier-1 electronics QA environment • 34,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Phased work in occupied space • Verification + closeout documentation
ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 67,000 SF | Houston, TX
• Tier-1 electronics manufacturing / QA (ESD-controlled) • 67,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Product-cycle reconfiguration program • Phased install; moisture + resistance testing; closeout docs