Floor Grinding

30 years combined experience

Locally Owned

Prompt, Professional Service

Quality Materials

Specialists In occupational health and safety

outcomes & Relationship focussed

“Highly recommended, great communication, and all work done without any inconvenience to the business.”

Concrete floor grinding is used to roughen up a surface before painting or to remove lines on the ground that require full removal. Grinding is a abrasive way to remove the floor markings. This method is completed by a push behind machine which has a vacuum recovery system to ensure minimal dust loss. Our professional team can complete a wide range of floor grinding and our specialist machinery can get to those tough to reach places. Our high speed grinders make easy work out of surfaces.

For more information our our grinding services please contact us.

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What Our Customers Say About Us

NSW Police Force

Christine Mckinney

” I just wanted to say how impressed I was with the workmen that came here to complete our line marking at Pemulwuy. All three of them were very professional and friendly and did a really great job with the line marking. Everyone here is very happy with the results.
Thanks again and kind regards”

Kooroora Tennis

Helen Ackerman

” Our tennis club is very happy to recommend City Linemarking. The service was prompt, efficient and the crew pleasant to deal with.They followed up with us to make sure we were satisfied with the job, which we were. Thanks”

Penrith RSL

Brian Bellomo

” We chose City Line Marking to mark our whole car park to new layout specs.From the outset, Ash, was very communicative, provided a competitive price and booked the job as efficiently as possible. On the day, Ash and his team arrived on time, completed the job on time and left the venue without issue.
We highly recommend City Line Marking.”

Wickham Freight

Rohan Keogh

” Dealing with City Line marking has been great! They are fast, responsive and capable. Within 12 hours of the first phone call, Ash was out measuring and Scoping the site. Less than a week later the team arrived on site and after 2 days over 2.5 kilometres of paint had been laid and the job was complete.”