As I began to write, I knew it was more opinionated than data-driven. There are a lot of differing opinions about concrete floors. Some people love them while some people hate them. 

The main reason is that concrete can be either polished like marble or rough like pebbles and cobblestones. The cost of these installations is also all over the board. Some will believe that concrete floors are inexpensive and easy to install. Others would argue that they're expensive and say they're difficult to install correctly.

Flooring is one of those things that both protects us and adorns our home. It's part of the design. That's why you want your floor to look good and last a long time. 

When it comes to flooring, there are a lot of options. But before you start shopping, you must understand the difference between the different types of flooring. Here's what you need to know about the different types of flooring and how to choose which one is right for your home.

A polished concrete floor

Polished concrete floors have been here for a while but have become a preferred choice in recent years for commercial and residential flooring solutions.  The polished micro-cement is fast gaining popularity as it demonstrates the timeless benefits of aesthetic beauty and inexpensive maintenance. After all, it is hard to resist the smooth and shiny finish as well as the convenience of easy maintenance.  So, how does one that polished look on the concrete floor? Read on to find out more.