Concrete cracks are common, but ignoring them can lead to water intrusion, structural movement, and costly repairs down the road. Our crack stabilization service is designed to halt movement, seal the crack, and protect the concrete so it performs as intended for years to come.

Concrete resurfacing involves applying a new surface layer over existing concrete to improve appearance and performance. This option is ideal for worn or discolored surfaces with minor surface damage such as spalling. Spalling occurs when the surface of concrete flakes, chips, or crumbles due to moisture, freeze–thaw cycles, or surface damage. Resurfacing concrete restores a smooth, uniform surface and helps protect the underlying slab from further damage. providing a refreshed look without the need for full replacement.

Structural concrete damage can affect the stability and load-bearing capacity of a slab or structure. These repairs focus on reinforcing weakened areas and restoring strength to ensure long-term safety and performance. All structural concrete repairs are completed in accordance with an engineer’s design and require engineer sign-off to confirm the repair meets applicable codes and structural requirements. This ensures the work is safe, compliant, and built to perform as intended.

Self-leveling underlayment is a cement-based material applied over existing concrete floors to correct unevenness, low spots, and surface imperfections. Once poured, the material flows naturally to create a smooth, level surface. This solution is commonly used in garages, basements, shops, and commercial interiors, as well as to prepare floors for epoxy coatings, tile, hardwood or other finishes. Self-levelling underlayment restore flatness without the disruption and cost of full slab replacement, improving both safety and performance.

Protective sealers and coatings help shield concrete from moisture, chemicals, and surface wear. Properly applied coatings reduce surface damage, extend the life of the concrete, and make ongoing maintenance easier.