Concrete floor repair deals with the cracks, spalls, dips and peeling paint that would print through a fresh coating. We make the slab solid first, because a new floor is only as sound as the concrete it sits on.
Kingston has concrete from every decade back to the 1800s, and most of it has been cut, patched or painted at some point. Our concrete floor repair sorts all of that out before any coating goes on.
Garage and basement cracks get a rigid epoxy filler when they have stopped moving, or a flexible polyurea when they still shift with the seasons. Scaled spots, where frost has popped the surface loose, are cut back to firm concrete and rebuilt with repair mortar.
The apron by the overhead door soaks up the most salt, so that strip usually needs the most concrete floor repair.
Flood protection work is common in Kingston, and every sump or backwater valve install leaves a trench in the basement floor. The new concrete shrinks as it cures, and a hairline gap often opens around the edge.
We fill that gap, sand the patch level with the old floor and wait for it to dry. That keeps the patch from showing through the finished basement epoxy flooring.
Lifting paint and failed kit coatings must come off entirely. A new coat over them only loads more weight onto a bond that is already breaking. We grind down to bare concrete, fix what turns up and then build the new floor.
A stand-alone concrete floor repair is priced per job. When it is part of a coating, it shows as its own line on the quote.
Garage floors that have settled toward the door and basement floors with low spots both hold puddles. Concrete floor repair fixes that before the coating. We grind down raised edges, then fill the dips with a self-levelling underlayment or an epoxy mortar so water runs where it should.
A slab that has heaved along a crack gets ground flat across the joint, so a car tire or a cart wheel rolls over it smoothly.
Forklift wheels hammer the edges of saw-cut joints until they chip and widen. Those joints get cleaned out and refilled with a semi-rigid joint filler that supports the wheel. Old anchor holes from removed racking, broken trench drain edges and damaged dock plates are all rebuilt as part of commercial concrete floor repair.
Because serviced industrial land in Kingston is scarce, many businesses renovate older buildings, and those floors usually need this work first.
Describe the damage when you phone (613) 777-8123. After a look at the slab, the concrete floor repair and the coating are priced together on one sheet, and the work is fully insured. Other services are on the Kingston Epoxy Floors home page.
Plenty of Kingston properties end up pairing two, like a coated garage with a finished lower level.
Garage floor coating keeps winter brine, motor oil and hot-tire marks on top of the slab, where a squeegee or mop deals with them. Each garage floor coating we put down is bonded to diamond-ground concrete and sealed under a clear coat that holds its colour.
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Basement epoxy flooring gives a chilly, dusty lower level a bright, sealed surface that mops dry in minutes after a spill. We fit it to family rooms, home gyms, laundry areas, hobby workshops and student rental suites.
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Polyaspartic floor coating sets up within hours, keeps its clarity under sun through an open door, and goes down on cooler concrete than standard epoxy will accept.
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Commercial epoxy flooring puts a joint-free, wipe-clean surface under clinics, labs, offices and storefronts. It takes rolling carts, office chairs and the nightly mop in stride.
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Commercial kitchen flooring for restaurants, cafés and food plants is a seamless resin floor that curves up the wall at a cove. Hot water, grease and sanitizer have no grout line to get into.
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Industrial epoxy flooring puts thick resin armour on production floors, test labs and maintenance shops where forklifts, dropped parts and chemical drips come with every shift.
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Warehouse floor coating guards distribution and storage slabs against forklift scuffing, concrete dust and spills, and it makes long aisles noticeably brighter.
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Flake epoxy floors bury a blend of coloured vinyl chips in the base coat, which leaves a speckled finish that disguises grit and gives boots more grip. Kingston garages ask for them more than any other look.
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Metallic epoxy floors swirl pearl pigments through clear resin for a deep, marbled look. Finished basements, home bars, salons and showrooms are where it shows best.
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Leave a name and number and we will phone to fit the floor check into your week. Or phone us directly at +1 (613) 777-8123.
