Polished concrete isn't a coating — it's your existing slab transformed. We grind the concrete with progressively finer diamond abrasives, harden it with a densifier, and polish it to the sheen you want, from a soft satin to a bright, reflective shine.
Because nothing is applied on top, there's no coating to peel, chip, or delaminate. The finish is the concrete itself, which makes polished concrete one of the most durable, lowest-maintenance floors you can put in a high-traffic space. It's a favorite for retail stores, showrooms, warehouses, offices, and modern homes across the Permian Basin.
Nothing to peel or delaminate — the finish is your slab, not a layer on top, so it can't lift or flake like a failed coating.
Extremely durable — stands up to heavy foot traffic, carts, and daily wear, and lasts for decades.
Low maintenance — no waxing or recoating; just dust mop and the occasional damp mop.
Cost-effective over time — a permanent surface with minimal upkeep means lower long-term cost than floors you replace or recoat.
Sleek, modern look — a clean, professional finish that works in a boutique, an office, or a contemporary home.
Dust-proofed and easy to clean — densifying seals the surface so it doesn't shed concrete dust.
Your choice of shine — from matte and satin to high-gloss.
Polished concrete is built for spaces that see a lot of traffic and need to look clean with little upkeep:
Retail stores and showrooms — a bright, modern floor that handles constant foot traffic.
Restaurants, offices, and open commercial spaces — professional, seamless, and easy to keep clean.
Warehouses and open floors — durable and low-maintenance at scale.
Modern homes — a sleek alternative to tile or hardwood for living area
One honest note: polished concrete can stain or etch under heavy chemical or oil exposure, so for garages, work bays, and industrial areas, a coating is often the better choice. We install both — so instead of pushing one product, we'll look at how your space is actually used and recommend the right system.
Getting a polished floor right comes down to prep and process — the flatness of the grind, the densifying, and the polishing steps that build the shine. We don't skip steps, and we won't sell you a polish if your space really needs a coating. Honest recommendations, done right.
Home Run is owned by Edward Chavez Jr., a nine-year police officer and active Midland firefighter — a local, accountable team that treats your property like its own and stands behind every job with our workmanship guarantee.
Every floor is different, so we give free, custom quotes. Your price depends on:
Square footage — larger commercial floors cost less per square foot.
Slab condition — cracks, pitting, or an uneven surface add prep.
Removing old flooring — stripping carpet glue, tile adhesive, or old coatings adds time.
Gloss level and finish — higher polish and decorative options take more work.
We have a $2,000 project minimum, and every quote is free and custom to your space.

















It's your existing concrete slab mechanically ground and refined with progressively finer diamond abrasives, hardened with a densifier, and polished to the sheen you want. No coating is applied — the finished floor is the concrete itself.
An epoxy floor adds a new layer on top of the concrete; polished concrete refines the slab itself. Because there's no coating, a polished floor can't peel, chip, or delaminate — a big advantage in high-traffic spaces.
Retail stores, showrooms, restaurants, offices, warehouses, and modern homes — anywhere you want a sleek, durable, low-maintenance floor that handles heavy foot traffic.
Decades. The concrete is permanent, and a professionally polished finish easily lasts 20+ years with basic cleaning. Busy commercial floors may need an occasional re-polish or burnish to keep the shine.
Polished concrete has good traction when dry, but like any smooth floor it can be slick when wet. We can apply an anti-slip conditioner for added safety in entryways and commercial spaces.
It's easy — dust mop regularly and damp mop occasionally. No waxing and no recoating. High-traffic commercial floors benefit from a periodic burnish to keep the gloss.
Most structurally sound slabs can. Old coatings, carpet glue, or tile adhesive have to be removed first, and we'll assess and repair the slab before polishing.
From a low-sheen matte or satin finish to a bright, high-gloss shine — it's your call based on the look you want.
Not always. Polished concrete can stain or etch under harsh chemical or oil exposure, so for garages, work bays, or industrial areas we often recommend a coating instead. We'll help you pick the right system for how your space is used.
It depends on the square footage, the slab's condition, whether old flooring needs removing, and the gloss level. Larger commercial floors cost less per square foot. We have a $2,000 project minimum and give free, custom quotes.

Monday through Friday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
3311 Baumann Ave, Midland
Home Run Concrete Coatings LLC