Katy, TX
(281) 787-5834

Your Texas Concrete Connection

The floor is already there. We finish it.

Polished concrete, epoxy and floor demolition across Houston and Katy. Owner run by Kelley since 1998, and rated 5.0 on Google.

Mimcon LLC

Minds in Motion Construction

That is what the name stands for, and it is how customers describe the work back to us. Kelley has been finishing concrete around Houston since 1998, on private homes and on active commercial sites.

Working concrete since

1998

Working concrete since

Google rating, 8 reviews

5.0

Google rating, 8 reviews

Residential and commercial

Both

Residential and commercial

And surrounding areas

Houston

And surrounding areas

How a floor gets finished

One crew, from the old floor to the sheen

Most polished concrete jobs are three moves on the same slab. We do all three, which is why the sequence does not stall between trades.

Bare concrete slab running through a house still in timber framing, already ground flat and reflecting the open joists overhead

01

Take up what is there

Tile, carpet, vinyl, thinset and old glue all come off first, and the slab underneath gets prepared in the same visit. Floor demolition is one of our own three services, so nothing is handed to a second crew and nothing waits.

Warm exposed aggregate polished concrete floor with stone visible through the surface, in a house under construction

02

Grind until the stone shows

Progressively finer diamond tooling flattens the slab and opens the surface. How deep we go decides the look. Go far enough and the aggregate inside the concrete starts to show through, which is where the stone-like finish comes from.

Mirror finish polished concrete floor in a white commercial fit out, reflecting the walls and ductwork above

03

Polish, densify and seal

The surface is hardened and refined until it holds a sheen, then sealed. There is no covering laid on top, so there is no wear layer to lift or peel later. What you are left with is the slab itself, finished.

What polished concrete actually is

No covering. No wear layer. Just the slab, taken further.

A polished floor is not something we put down. It is the concrete already under your feet, ground flat with progressively finer diamond tooling until the surface holds a sheen, hardened, then sealed. Because nothing sits on top of it, there is no covering that can lift at an edge, peel in a doorway, or wear through where everybody walks.

That is also why the finish is never quite the same twice. How deep the grind goes decides how much of the aggregate inside the concrete comes up, and every slab was poured with different stone. The floor ends up specific to the building it is in.

“Creative and thoughtful applications, the floors are low maintenance. They are the FIRST thing all who enter comment on.”

Karen Mason, Google review

A Mimcon crew member walking a burnisher across a large polished concrete floor, with the company's branded van parked outside the storefront glazing behind him

Talk to Kelley

Send a photo of the floor. We will tell you what it can be.

Not every slab wants the same finish, and some want epoxy rather than polish. The quickest way to find out is to call and describe the room, or send a picture of what you are standing on.

Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Serving Houston and surrounding areas.

A job that had already gone wrong once

“We invited Mimcon to have a look at our floor in June 2023 after another contractor worked on it but not delivering the expected results. Kelley came out and gave us solid advice what was possible.”

They worked full days through 100F plus heat, cleaned the worksite down every day, and finished in the time they promised.

Leo Berendschot, Google review

Before you call

The questions we get asked most

It is the slab you already own, ground flat with progressively finer diamond tooling until the surface takes a sheen, then sealed. Nothing is laid on top, so there is no covering to lift, peel or wear through. On most floors the aggregate in the concrete starts to show as the grind goes deeper, which is where the stone-like look comes from.

Polished concrete is the existing slab refined into the finished floor. Epoxy is a resin coating bonded on top of the slab. Polishing suits floors where you want the concrete itself to be the finish. Epoxy suits floors that need a sealed, chemical-resistant surface or a specific colour, which is why it is common in garages, workshops and industrial rooms.

Not by yourself. Floor demolition is one of the three things Mimcon does. Tile, carpet, vinyl, thinset and old adhesive all come up as part of the job, and the slab underneath is prepared in the same visit rather than handed to someone else.

Yes, and most residential jobs are exactly that. The work is staged room by room and the grinders run on vacuum extraction, so it is a far cleaner process than most people expect. Talk to Kelley about sequencing before the job starts and the disruption can usually be planned around.

It is the structural slab, so it does not have a wear layer to fail. What needs attention over the years is the sealer and the sheen, not the floor. Customers regularly describe it as low maintenance years after the job, which is the practical answer.