
2 Palms Decorative Concrete
Polished Concrete for Homes, Shops & commercial Spaces
Polished Concrete for Homes, Shops & commercial Spaces
Let’s clear something up first.
We don’t pour concrete.
We don’t do epoxy.
We don’t install stamped decorative patios.
We do take existing concrete — the slab already there — and turn it into a finished floor.
That’s it. And that’s on purpose.
If you’re building a shop at home, a barndominium, finishing a garage, or opening a small retail space, you’re already paying for concrete. It’s part of the structure. Most people cover it because they assume that’s what you do.
You don’t have to!
Polished concrete is your slab, refined. Mechanically ground, densified, and polished to the level of sheen you want — from a matte to a glass finish that reflects light across the room. Not a coating sitting on top. No layer that eventually will peel.
Just concrete. Done right.
Why homeowners choose it
Because it feels solid.
In a shop, it handles rolling toolboxes, welders, tractors, lifts. In a barndominium, it controls dust and makes the entire space feel intentional instead of temporary. In small commercial and retail spaces, it reflects light and reduces maintenance headaches.
And long-term? You’re not budgeting to recoat it every few years.
Maintenance is simple. Cleaning is straightforward. The surface gets stronger through densification — not weaker from wear.
Is it perfect for every slab? No.
If the concrete is severely damaged, poorly finished, or structurally compromised, we address that first. If someone wants a thick epoxy flake floor or decorative stamped texture, that’s a different trade.
We stay in our lane.
Grind and Seal — When Polishing Isn’t the Right Fit
Some slabs don’t need full mechanical polishing.
In those cases, a grind and seal system can make sense. We mechanically prepare the surface, correct imperfections, then apply a breathable, penetrating sealer designed for durability — not a thick plastic coating.
It’s cleaner. More natural looking. And often more cost-effective for utility spaces.
But we’ll tell you honestly which direction makes sense. Not every project needs the highest gloss finish.
What We Actually Do
• Mechanical polished concrete (matte to glass)
• Grind and seal systems
• Crack and spall repair prior to finishing
• Surface refinement of existing interior slabs
That’s the focus. Existing concrete. Interior environments. Real use.
If you’re planning a shop build, a barndominium, or finishing out a garage or retail space, we should look at your slab before you commit to covering it.
You might already be standing on your finished floor.
It just doesn’t look like it yet.
Let’s evaluate it properly.
(360)693-7866
Timm and crew did amazing work on our pool deck and outdoor concrete area. Highly recommended!!!
