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Decorative Scoring and Saw-Cut Patterns

Grids, diamonds, borders and logos: how they are planned and cut.

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Decorative Scoring and Saw-Cut Patterns

Design first

A layout is drawn and agreed. Cuts follow joints where possible.

Cutting

Guided saws cut clean lines. Depth and width vary.

Filling and color

Cuts can be left open or filled and colored.

Care

Open cuts can collect dirt. Clean them routinely.

Design ideas

Grids, borders, curves and logos can all be cut into polished concrete. Scoring can echo a building feature or guide foot traffic.

Plan with the slab

Cuts should avoid structural joints and rebar where possible. A plan on paper first saves time and mistakes.

Color in the lines

Cut lines can be filled with color or left natural. Dark lines give a crisp look and light lines look softer.

Quick answers

Do cuts weaken the slab?

Properly planned shallow cuts do not.

Can I add them later?

Yes, with planning.

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Send the form or call. We confirm the size and condition of your slab, usually visit the site and test it, show you samples and give you a clear plan for a polished floor anywhere in Florida.

  • Slab tested firstHardness, moisture and condition decide what is realistic.
  • Samples you can seeSheen, exposure and color shown on your own floor.
  • Planned around your dayNight, weekend and phased work with dust control.
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