Haynes Polished Concrete
Mark explains the whole polish-and-seal process and keeps grinding dust nearly non-existent.
The reviews are spread across time, and they all point the same way: Mark is easy to work with and his polished concrete finish looks sharp. One owner said there was barely any dust, which matters if you are living in the house during the job. Another customer followed his advice on protecting the slab for seven months and ended up loving the result. With only three reviews, you won't find much volume here, but the details are strong on process and care. For a polished concrete floor, ask Mark to walk you through the grind-to-seal timeline before you book.
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What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (3 total)
“From start to finish the whole process was explained.”
“there was barely any dust”
“Listen carefully to Mark's advice about care”
“a real expert and easy to work with”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 26 concretings in Ballarat
Credentials & background
Sourced from 2 public records so you don't have to look them up yourself
About Haynes Polished Concrete
Mark polishes, grinds, and seals concrete floors, and he explains each stage before work begins. One review was a lounge floor inside an occupied home where he worked around the family and kept dust down. Another was a seven-month build where his finish-grind advice helped the owners protect the slab until final polish. He is clearly set up for residential jobs rather than big commercial pours. The reviews show someone who treats the slab as a finish you live with, not just a surface. He tells you exactly how to care for the concrete between grind and seal. That guidance mattered on one job, where careful cleaning and Ramboard protection kept the final result clean. If you are building or renovating and need a polished concrete floor that stays looking sharp, Mark is the one to talk to.
Best for: residential concrete floor grinding and polishing, new build slabs that need a long protect-and-polish timeline, and occupied homes where low dust matters.
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Claim This Profile — Free →Common questions about Haynes Polished Concrete
Does Mark explain what's involved in polishing a concrete floor?+
Yes. One reviewer said the whole process was explained from start to finish. That's a good match for people who have never had concrete polished before.
How does Mark handle dust during grinding?+
One customer who had a lounge floor polished at home said there was barely any dust. Reviews don't give more detail, so confirm the dust-control setup before booking.
What should I do between the finish grind and the final polish during a build?+
Mark's advice on this came up in one long build review. That customer used Ramboard, kept liquids and food away from the slab, and reminded other trades to be careful. They said following Mark's care advice really paid off.
Is Mark suited to residential work?+
The reviews cover a lounge floor and a new build, both residential. One customer called him a real expert and easy to work with. If your job is commercial, ask about his experience with that type of site.