Best Concrete Cleaning in Phoenix AZ

We would highly recommend this company.  The installation was perfect, Carl is a very experienced tile installer.

Super responsible, great job, love the end result. Would definitely recommend to anyone and will be using him again soon.

Highly recommend Envy Flooring LLC for backsplash needs!! The guys were great to work with, super professional (timely/cleaned up after themselves) and made the whole process super easy and stress free!!

My house is only 3 years old but my concrete floors were badly stained and scratched. The builder constructed a great home but his floor finisher was more focused on finishing the job than finishing the floors. The kitchen was especially bad and spotty.

Steve did a test with four possible grit and sealant combinations. He arrived on time for the consultation and also for the start of the 2-day job.

On the first day of honing, he and his assistant arrived on schedule and began the job. They moved the furniture and rugs that I couldn't move. It is a wet process and looks messy while underway.

The final result is great. My floors are now professionally sealed. I shouldn't have to repeat this process...just reseal in a few years. Steve also told me how to clean and maintain the floor for the best results.

So here's the bottom line: Steve is the guy. This is the company. I've never had concrete floors. What I didn't know is that, because I don't have baseboards (concrete meets vertical smooth-finish drywall) I would need to sand some areas, patch some areas and repaint. It took me several extra hours to get things looking mostly back to perfect.

About two weeks ago, we started looking for a company that could "seal" outdoor travertine tiles.  Ours were installed beautifully around our pool, patio, walkway, edges of the driveway and front entry.  It was less than a year old and in great condition, but we wanted it to stay that way.  After an extensive search, we came up with three names - one was a national company that dispatched its crews out of Florida, two were local.  We ended up speaking with only two - the third couldn't get us a quote for several weeks.  The first thing we learned was "you don't want to just 'seal' travertine."  There's a process by which they fill in the naturally porous stone with a fine sand, then go through several other steps to get to the final reveal - a stunning look that brings out all the beautiful colors of the stone.  We told the two with whom we spoke that we especially liked the look of our travertine when it was wet, and both companies said that's the look we'd get.  While we believed both would have done a fine job, we felt most comfortable with Rob - an easy to talk with straight shooter.  He came out a week later with his son, Nick, and helper, George.  They completed the job in one day, and it came out exactly as expected.  Bravo!