Trip hazard concrete grinding is a process wherein a raised patch of concrete is ground down, making it safer for those walking on it and restoring its function—particularly in doorways. It is often confused with polishing, as the two jobs can appear the same in their execution. However, polishing is about creating a smooth and uniform surface without removing more than the smallest amount of the surface, while grinding removes multiple layers of concrete for safety and function. The Accu-Cut team is happy to take on jobs of any size. Helping level out a small trip hazard patch, or several trip hazard areas of sidewalk, we are happy to put our skills to work for you. Whenever you are in need, turn to our fast, professional, affordable concrete grinding service.
Part of what allows us to complete one successful job after another is the Accu-Cut process. To get an idea of what you can expect from us, read about our process below:
1. Initial Assessment: During this first visit to the job site, a member of our team will assess the area in need of grinding. This initial assessment should help us determine if concrete grinding will be a feasible solution or if replacement would be better. In some cases, the spot is close enough to needing replacement that we might not be sure if grinding could help; in this case, the team member will ask you if you would like us to try grinding first in case it will work.
2. Setting Up the Safety Perimeter: On the day of the job, our team will start by setting up a safety perimeter. Concrete grinding isn’t a hazardous job, but we take your safety and the safety of your family or employees very seriously.
3. Grinding the Concrete: As soon as everything is secured and you are comfortable with us getting to work, we will grind down the concrete. This should go quickly, and unless there are many areas to grind, should be finished within the day.
4. Clean Up: When we finish a job, we always leave the space looking as good as it did when we arrived. Our work should never be a burden on you.