Jon Meade Design

I just broadcast 150lbs. of oyster shell into this floor for a pool cabana in South Freeport, Maine. That was in early November. We begin the grind and polish of this concretre floor shortly now that the building has been erected. We worked with Richer Concrete with this slab placement.

Just finished in Sandwich NH. Polished concrete is very durable, easily maintained, and very inexpensive

An interesting take on a polished concrete sink in a formidable greenhouse in Bristol, Maine.

Our polished concrete project in the Abaco's in the Bahamas for an excellent client. We actually precast and shipped some of the pieces for this project in our shop, and crated them , and our tools, for delivery to the Key. We also formed and poured the large kitchen slab in place using a combination of local material and our admixtures. A huge debt of gratitude top our local team led by Dwight Cox, without which this would have been only a dream. Matt Obie and i traveled down, and because it was covid, my son also came along. My son did his homework,....and something called Fortnite? from a laptop as school days where 50% from home. Another suffering jobsite to have to be on in February. Great clients, great working group, and plenty of Haitian grilled fish

An ancient project from 2004? maybe 2005... The Kitchen was poured in place on top of "one of a kind" straight grain douglas fir cabinets. I had to form, pour, grind and polish wet on top of these cabinets... We had garden hoses running into the kitchen from outside. i had the whole thing tented and wrapped in plastic. I ground and polished the concrete with two brave henchman from the robotics team that i coached for years. I ran the edge machine, Dan ran the hand held planetary machine, and Matt......crawled on the floor all day with a shop vac removing the water and slurry. I was younger... Matt and Dan went on to (smartly) work in office jobs.