
Every Florida concrete slab has "scars"—hairline cracks, pits from falling tools, or "spalling" caused by moisture. Most contractors simply pour the floor coating over these, hoping the flakes hide the damage. But a crack is a moving joint; if it isn't repaired correctly, it will "ghost" through your new floor. We act as "Surgeons," using ultra-low viscosity polyurea menders that penetrate deep into the concrete to weld the slab back together.
Unlike thick "caulk" or "fillers," our repair material has the consistency of water when applied, allowing it to soak 2-3 inches deep into the heart of the concrete crack.
Once cured, our mender becomes stronger than the surrounding concrete. This effectively turns two separate pieces of a cracked slab back into one single, solid monolith.
Our "Surgeon" menders cure in less than 30 minutes. We then re-grind the repair site flush with our diamond grinders, ensuring a perfectly seamless foundation for the polyaspartic base coat.
Florida’s heat causes concrete to expand and contract. Our repair materials are engineered to stay flexible, moving with your home to prevent "spiderweb" cracks from reappearing.