2 Palms Decorative Concrete

Polished Concrete for Homes, Shops & commercial Spaces

(360)693-7866

First let’s clear up the confusion.

We don’t pour concrete.
We don’t install epoxy floors.
We don’t do stamped decorative work.

We take existing concrete - the slab that’s already part of your building - and turn it into a finished surface.

That’s our lane.

If you’re building a home shop, a barndominium, finishing a garage, or opening a retail or commercial space, you’re already paying for concrete. It’s structural. It’s there. Most people assume it has to be covered.

It doesn’t.

Polished concrete is your slab, mechanically refined. Ground in stages. Densified so the surface hardens from within. Polished to the sheen level that fits the space - matte, satin, or a glass like surface that pulls natural light across the room.

No coating sitting on top.
No layer waiting to peel.
Just your concrete - done properly.

Why It Makes Sense in Real Spaces

In a shop, it handles rolling equipment, tool chests, lifts, and real weight.
In a barndominium, it controls dust and gives the interior a finished, permanent feel instead of something halfway done. In retail or light commercial spaces, it reflects light, looks intentional, and doesn’t demand constant upkeep.

And the long-term maintenance picture? Different.

You’re not budgeting to strip and recoat every few years. You’re maintaining a hardened concrete surface - not protecting a film.

That’s a meaningful difference.


About “Specialists”

Let’s talk honestly for a minute.

A lot of contractors say they specialize. Then they list epoxy, stamping, coatings, overlays, polishing, and new pours — all on the same page.

That’s not specialization. That’s saying yes to everything. Polishing concrete is technical as well as artistic. It’s equipment-heavy. It’s sequencing and patience. It’s knowing how different mixes, finishes, and curing methods affect the final result. It’s knowing how to “read” the concrete. And when it’s rushed or treated like just another add-on service, it shows.

Especially in residential shops and barndominiums where the floor isn’t hidden. It’s exposed. It carries the whole space.

We stay focused because the quality depends on it.


When Polishing Isn’t the Right Fit

Some slabs don’t need full mechanical polishing.

In those cases, a grind and seal system can be the right move. We mechanically prepare the surface and apply a breathable, penetrating sealer designed for durability - not a thick decorative coating.

It’s clean. Practical. Often more cost-effective. And if someone calls us wanting epoxy or stamped decorative concrete? We’ll point them to someone who does that well.

Short-term revenue isn’t worth long-term reputation.


Ongoing Maintenance - Even If We Didn’t Install It

Here’s something most people don’t realize:

Polished concrete still needs maintenance. Not re-coating - maintenance.

Over time, improper cleaners, abrasive pads, or simple neglect can dull the surface. High-traffic areas can lose clarity. Retail environments especially see this.

We provide ongoing maintenance services for polished concrete floors - including floors we did not originally install.

Assessment. Deep cleaning. Reconditioning. Re-polishing traffic lanes when necessary.

Sometimes a floor doesn’t need to be replaced or covered. It just needs to be brought back.

And that’s often far more economical than starting over.


What We Actually Do

• Mechanical polished concrete (matte to glass)
• Grind and seal systems
• Crack and spall repair prior to finishing
• Reconditioning and maintenance of existing polished concrete floors

Interior slabs. Real use. Long-term surfaces.


If you’re building a shop, finishing a barndominium, or planning a small commercial space, let’s take a look at your slab before you decide to cover it.

You might already be standing on your finished floor.

It just hasn’t been refined yet.

Let’s evaluate it properly.


Actually - one more thing.

The reason we don’t try to be everything in concrete is simple: polishing is unforgiving. You can’t hide mistakes under a coating. You can’t mask uneven grinding. The surface tells the truth.

That’s why focus matters.

And maintenance matters too. A well-installed polished floor can last decades - but only if it’s cleaned and cared for correctly. When it isn’t, the fix usually isn’t dramatic. It’s methodical.

Concrete responds well to methodical.

If that approach resonates with you, we should talk.