by Michael Rosenblat | Oct 15, 2020 | Polished Concrete, Concrete Repair, Polished Concrete Floors
The world around us is filled with technological innovation; small miracles of engineering and design surround us every waking moment of our lives, but we rarely stop to think about them. We dwell in our homes without thinking of what’s keeping the roof over our head,...
by Michael Rosenblat | Aug 15, 2020 | Polished Concrete, Polished Concrete Floors
Long-term readers of the blog will know that we’re a qualified concrete polishing company. What they might not know is what exactly that means; what is polished concrete, what is the process for polishing concrete, and why is it a good solution for many businesses?...
by Michael Rosenblat | Apr 1, 2020 | Polished Concrete, Epoxy, Polished Concrete Floors
In these halcyon days of the digital age, the retail market might be changing faster than any other. There’s a lot of talk about how to compete with online retailers, and these conversations have been shaping grocery stores. Some have opted to follow the Trader Joe’s...
by Michael Rosenblat | Mar 4, 2020 | Polished Concrete, Polished Concrete Floors
You put a lot of effort into selecting your floors. After all, there’s so much to consider; from the function, to the cost, to the aesthetics of the floor, it’s best to take your time and figure out what solution is right for you. Once you’ve done that, you want to be...
by Michael Rosenblat | Feb 19, 2020 | Polished Concrete, Polished Concrete Floors
As a business owner, when you get rid of all the other details, you’re looking for the best value, every time. You want to get the most value out of your interactions with customers and suppliers, the best value out of your employees, the best value out of the...
by Michael Rosenblat | Feb 5, 2020 | Polished Concrete, Polished Concrete Floors
You’ve heard it a million times: millenials are killing industries, from the cereal industry to the razor industry and everything in between. There are studies that show it’s not because they’re anti-consumer, but rather that, well, they’re just poor. That said,...
