Casa Grande Polished Concrete serves the city of Maricopa with polished concrete floors, grind-and-seal finishes, garage floors, dyed floors and small commercial slabs. Maricopa is a Pinal County city south of Phoenix and is not part of Maricopa County.
Of the three places we serve, Maricopa has the youngest homes: roughly 93 percent date from 2000 or later and 98 percent are single-family houses, with a median owner value near $377,000. Think builder slabs and garages more than old floors.
Polished two-car garage floor after a peeling paint coat
Example project
Home
2000s house in Maricopa with a two-car garage
Original request
Get rid of the paint coat that is peeling and leave bare concrete
Floor
About 450 sq ft of slab with saw-cut joints in a grid
Finish
Satin polish in light gray, no coating
Doors
One door open to the street, one closed
Estimated cost
$2,500
In this example, the owners of a 2000s house in Maricopa painted their garage floor a few years ago, and the coat is lifting under the tires. They want it gone for good and the concrete left bare.
A house built in the 2000s or later may have tile or carpet over a plain slab. Polishing the bare slab means removing the covering, but the slab was finished by the builder, and a trial spot shows what it will look like.
Garage floors
A three-car garage is a large slab to leave bare. A polished or dyed garage floor keeps the concrete and avoids a film. Our page on polished concrete garage floors covers joints, oil spots and finishes.
Grind and seal
Where a full polish is more than the floor needs, grinding and sealing gives a clean finish with fewer steps, as described on our grind and seal page.
Only about 2 percent of Maricopa homes were built before 1980, and about 5 percent in the 1980s and 1990s. With stock this new, builder tile and carpet are the coverings to expect rather than decades of old glue, though a floor can have either.
A newer slab has its own questions: its cure, mix and finishing decide how well it polishes. Ask what is in yours.
Permits and rules to check
The City of Maricopa is in Pinal County. Cutting, structural repair or new slab work can need a building permit, and the city’s building department can say whether a floor finish does.
Frequently asked questions
Is Maricopa in Maricopa County?
No. The City of Maricopa is in Pinal County. Maricopa County is the county that contains Phoenix.
Can you polish a builder slab in a newer home?
A builder slab can be ground and polished once the covering is off, and the result depends on the concrete. A trial spot shows it first.
Can a garage floor be polished?
Yes. Polishing and grinding with a sealer both work on a garage slab, and dye can be added.
Give us your Maricopa address and whether the house is new or older. We'll get back to you soon with an estimate or any questions we have. Estimates are free and there's no obligation.
