With so many factors influencing the cost of concrete grinding it can range from $40 - $140 per square meter with some contractors charging minimum call outs for smaller jobs. Some of the factors that alter the price include; the placement of concrete, the stone exposure you're trying to achieve, the gloss level, whether you are happy with a cheaper "Grind and Seal" finish or are after a premium Full Mechanically Polished Concrete(MPC) and also the size of the job(Is it a small 100 square meters job or is it a 6000 square meter factory floor?).

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We can assist in concrete grinder machine hire to help you bring in you project at a fraction of these costs.

Yes, you can hire a concrete grinder. Concrete grinders are commonly available for short- or long-term hire. They’re ideal for tasks such as smoothing uneven concrete, removing coatings or adhesives, and preparing floors for polishing or new finishes.

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When hiring, you can usually choose from different sizes depending on the scale of your project, and we offer compatible diamond grinding discs and dust-extraction options. If you’re unsure which grinder is right for your job, Concrete Grinder Hire Australia can help recommend the most suitable machine.

The cost to grind concrete depends on several factors, including the size of the area, the condition of the concrete, the level of grinding required, and whether coatings or adhesives need to be removed. As a general guide, our hire prices are often calculated per day and can range from cheaper basic surface preparation to more expensive and detailed grinding and smoothing work.

Additional factors such as access, dust control requirements, power and For an accurate price, it’s best to request a quote and we can price up required equipment based on your specific project and site conditions.

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Our concrete grinder hire prices range from $200+GST - $800+GST per day. Trailers, diamonds, 3 phase generator will all be an additional cost.

A concrete grinder typically removes between 1–3 millimetres of concrete in a single pass, depending on the type of grinder, the diamond tooling used, and the hardness of the concrete. With multiple passes, more material can be removed, but grinding is generally intended for surface levelling, smoothing, and coating removal rather than deep excavation.

For projects that require removing a greater thickness of concrete, heavier equipment or alternative methods may be more suitable. The exact amount removed will always depend on the condition of the surface and the outcome you’re aiming to achieve.

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