July 2, 2024
Elevate your home with Policrete's durable, stylish floors. Easy to install over existing floors, Policrete compares favorably to concrete, cement-based seamless finishes, tile, vinyl, and wood. Ideal for a seamless, elegant finish.
Our homes are sacred spaces where we spend most of our time, and we want every area to be in perfect condition to welcome everyone who enters. Often overlooked, the floors can truly make a room stand out.
Policrete is a proprietary platform with two execution systems (resin-based and panel-based).
There are several options for floor restoration, but Policrete floors excel in quality, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Policrete can be a strong choice for coating your home’s floors. Even when comparing its characteristics with other popular materials, Policrete consistently stands out.
Remodeling your floors with Policrete is a smart and long-lasting solution. We offer services to refinish your hardwood floors or create black and white tile looks or any style and color of your preference.
Polished concrete can create a smooth and shiny finish when applied well, but it can crack if not properly detailed and maintained. Policrete provides a similar look, with durability designed to help resist cracking, staining, and abrasion. Available in both bright and matte options, Policrete’s seamless flooring system can also be installed over existing polished concrete, covering visible cracks, holes, or stains where appropriate.
Both cement-based seamless finishes and Policrete floors are applied in layers. However, while cement-based seamless finishes are cement-based, Policrete uses a resin base. Cement-based seamless finishes can develop cracks, stains, and other imperfections without proper maintenance. Policrete, on the other hand, is designed for durability and resistance to deterioration and staining under everyday use. Though maintenance is required, it is straightforward and can be done at home with the recommended care routine.
Ceramic and porcelain tiles, made of clay, often require demolition before installation, which can generate dust and increase disruption. Policrete’s proprietary surface systems can be installed over existing ceramic and porcelain tile floors, natural stone, and concrete, reducing the need for demolition. This system can help level and cover minor relief up to approximately ¼ inch in height with a controlled installation approach. The cost profile of Policrete can also be competitive for a beautifully finished, resistant floor.
Vinyl floors are economical and easy to install, making them a popular choice for DIY home improvement. Like Policrete, vinyl installation may limit dust, but it typically requires the demolition of previous flooring. Policrete’s proprietary surface systems can be installed efficiently over existing floors, including vinyl, to create a continuous finish.
Wood is a beautiful and durable material for flooring, but its installation often requires demolition, generates dust, and can be costly. Even ethically sourced wood poses environmental challenges. Policrete can be a more responsible alternative that may reduce demolition, depending on the existing substrate and project scope.
With all these options, you can now make the best decision for the ideal floor construction for your home or business. With Policrete, we can make floor installation in Miami both refined and durable, supporting long-lasting performance for your floors and walls.
Clean, continuous finishes that combine simplicity with fast and clean installation.
Crafted with low-emission materials and controlled installation methods.
Available in a curated palette of tones and textures, adaptable to any design vision or architectural style.
