Concrete Floor Grinder Rental in Jacksonville, FL
Grinding is what makes a coating stick and a slab flat. Rent a floor grinder by the day to pull up old epoxy, take off tile mastic, knock down high spots, or profile a warehouse slab before it gets coated.
Multi-day and weekly rates on request. No membership, no account minimum.
What crews use it for
- Coating removal — stripping worn epoxy, urethane, and paint off industrial and warehouse floors.
- Adhesive and mastic removal — clearing tile glue and carpet adhesive down to sound concrete.
- Surface profiling — opening up the slab so a new coating or overlay actually bonds.
- Leveling and smoothing — taking down trowel ridges, high spots, and slab transitions.
- Polish prep — the first pass before a polished concrete finish.
Before you book
Grinding concrete makes a serious amount of silica dust — plan on a dust extractor and respiratory protection, not a shop vac and a dust mask. Power is the other thing to check: some grinders need more than a standard 120V circuit, so tell us about the site and we'll confirm what the unit requires.
We don't list a specific make and model here because the exact unit that goes out depends on the dates you need. When you send a request we confirm the machine, its capacity, and what accessories come with it — in writing, before you commit to anything.
Rental terms
- Daily rate
- $150 per day
- Longer rentals
- Multi-day and weekly pricing quoted on request
- Power
- Varies by unit — some need more than a standard 120V circuit; confirmed when we quote
- Service area
- Jacksonville, FL and the surrounding metro
- Pickup
- By appointment in Jacksonville — no delivery at this time
- To reserve
- We confirm availability and pricing first, then hold the tool for your dates
Common questions
How much does it cost to rent a concrete floor grinder in Jacksonville?
Our concrete floor grinder rents for $150 per day in the Jacksonville metro. Multi-day and weekly rates are available — send your dates and we'll quote them before anything is charged.
Do I need a dust extractor too?
For any indoor work, yes — dry grinding concrete produces respirable silica dust that a standard shop vacuum won't control. Tell us about your site in the request and we'll cover dust control in the quote.
Will it remove epoxy and tile mastic?
That's one of the main things it's used for. How fast it goes depends on the coating and the tooling — let us know what's on the floor and roughly how much area, and we'll advise on tooling when we quote.
What power does a floor grinder need?
It depends on the unit. Smaller grinders run on a standard 120V outlet; larger ones need a heavier circuit. Tell us what power is available at the site and we'll match the machine to it.
Do you deliver, or do I pick it up?
Pickup only for now — by appointment here in Jacksonville. We are not running delivery yet, so plan on collecting the tool and bringing it back. A floor grinder is heavy — bring a truck or trailer and someone to help load it.
Request the Concrete Floor Grinder
Tell us your dates. We'll confirm availability and send pricing before anything is charged.