On most polished concrete programs, one company assesses the slab, writes the scope, does the work, prices the change orders, and decides whether it passed. IFTI is the independent layer outside that chain, so a floor you paid for is a floor you can trust.
decides what's possible
decides what's needed
decides how it's done
decides what it costs
decides if it passed
Assessment before conversion, acceptance criteria in writing, change orders verified by survey, and a floor record you own, not your vendor's.
We map the program, the buying model, and the change-order history, then audit the specs and warranties behind them.
Representative stores, slab condition, gloss readings against a real standard, and the root cause behind every disappointment.
A cost-exposure report, a program playbook you own, and standing verification on every floor that follows.
You’re planning conversions, consolidating vendors, or building the program properly before it scales. We run the full engagement, discovery through roadmap, then stay on as the standing independent layer.
You’re holding an overlay change order, or a floor the owner hates, right now. We start at the site assessment, answer the burning question, and the findings become the start of the program conversation.
No. We assess, verify, and advise, but we never hold the polishing scope. That independence is exactly why our read is trusted, by owners and vendors alike.
Your vendor assesses the slab, writes the scope, does the work, prices the change orders, and grades the result. IFTI is the owner’s-side check on all of it, so a floor you paid for is a floor you can trust.
Yes. Send the proposal and the data behind it. We’ll tell you whether the fix matches the problem, whether the testing was valid, and what the quantity should really be, before you sign.
That’s the core of it. One standard, one report format, one independent partner across every location, nationwide, so the program stops rediscovering the same problems store by store.
An independent condition baseline, a cost-exposure report, and a program playbook, the spec, acceptance criteria, and rollout sequence, that you own, not your vendor.
Send the proposal, the spec, or the photos of the floor that disappoints. We’ll tell you whether the fix matches the problem, and what it should actually cost.
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We answer every spec personally, usually same day. No sales sequence.