At APS, we utilize specialized equipment for wet concrete polishing, ensuring a process that prioritizes both quality and health. Here’s how we do it:
 

Minimized Dust and Improved Air Quality:
Our wet polishing technique significantly reduces dust emissions compared to traditional dry polishing. This is crucial for maintaining a healthier workspace, as excessive dust can lead to respiratory issues and other health problems. As noted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), "Controlling dust exposure is vital in protecting workers' health and improving their productivity."
 

Environmentally Responsible Waste Management:
During the polishing process, all accumulated powder is carefully collected and mixed with a special binding powder. This mixture is then placed in bags and sent to certified disposal facilities. We ensure that nothing goes down the drain, as the waste is primarily powdered concrete. The only substance that enters the drainage system is clean water, further protecting our environment. The American Concrete Institute (ACI) states, "Sustainable practices in concrete work not only minimize waste but also ensure that we are doing our part to protect the environment for future generations."
 

Health Benefits:
By choosing wet polishing, you not only enhance the aesthetics and longevity of your surfaces but also contribute to a healthier environment for your team, clients, and customers. Some key health benefits include:

• Reduced Respiratory Risks: Minimizing dust helps prevent respiratory issues and allergies, making the workspace safer for everyone. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), "Reducing airborne particulates is essential in minimizing the risk of respiratory conditions in construction settings."

• Improved Indoor Air Quality: Wet polishing enhances air quality by limiting airborne particles, which can lead to a more comfortable and productive environment. As stated in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines, "Good indoor air quality is essential for ensuring the health and well-being of building occupants."