We know how troublesome, damaging, and even devastating a crack in your concrete floor can be for your concrete slab. As soon as a crack appears, water can seep into it, accelerating its deterioration. This can impact the long-term integrity of your structure. It is therefore essential to have your cracks repaired as soon as they appear. You can count on the repair team at PolySurface to fill your cracks quickly and efficiently. We repair cracks in your concrete floors in a methodical and meticulous manner to ensure the long-term durability of your structure. Call us now to get an estimate!
Over the past few years, we have found that several contractors have been using the old method of crack filling. This method involved widening the crack and then filling it with a polymer. This method caused several short- and medium-term problems, as widening a crack creates additional cracks. You don’t want to find yourself caught in a vicious cycle of concrete deterioration caused by widening the crack.
At PolySurface, we do not use the old method. Instead, we fill the crack directly by injecting polymer into it. This allows us to avoid damaging the rest of the concrete structure. Of course, this method is preceded by a thorough cleaning of the crack to remove all residue or fragments of damaged concrete. We fill cracks with precision and using a methodical approach to ensure the lasting quality and durability of the repair.
Would you like to have your cracks repaired while also coating the surface of your concrete floor to give it a more attractive appearance? You’ve come to the right place! We are experts in elastomeric membrane coatings such as Polyurea (Polyaspartic) or polyurethane, as well as epoxy in Quebec. Visit our floor finishing section for more information!
Do you have a concrete floor that isn’t level? Is the surface of your concrete floor covering no longer smooth?
We know how troublesome, damaging, and even devastating a crack in your concrete floor can be for your concrete slab.
Are you unsatisfied with your existing garage floor finish? Is your epoxy yellowing and peeling?
The Blastrac prepares concrete surfaces by removing contaminants and the existing floor coating. The surface is left clean and properly profiled to ensure optimal adhesion of the new coating.
