Concrete and crack repair for commercial and industrial floors

Matching the repair to the damage

Not all cracks are the same. Hairline shrinkage cracks may only need sealing. Active or structural cracks need a different approach, and some should be reviewed by an engineer. We look at width, movement, depth and cause before choosing a repair.

Spalls, pop-outs and broken slab edges are cut back to sound concrete and rebuilt with fast-setting cementitious or epoxy repair mortars. Where reinforcing steel is exposed, it is cleaned and treated before patching. Cracks that need to be bonded across get a rigid epoxy fill or injection where appropriate.

Repairs that hold up

Most patch failures come from feathered edges, poor bond or the wrong material. We saw-cut repair edges square, clean and prime the substrate, and use materials rated for the traffic and temperature in the space. Fast-setting products let many repairs return to service within hours.

Repairs are often part of a larger coating or polishing project. They can also be done on their own, to remove trip hazards, fix forklift damage at doorways or rebuild loading dock edges.

Docks, thresholds and high-impact areas

Dock edges, door thresholds and floor transitions take the hardest hits in most buildings, and repeated forklift impact breaks them down quickly. We rebuild these areas with high-strength repair mortars. Where damage keeps coming back, we discuss edge protection or changes to the transition so the repair lasts.