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Ditch the use of polyurea joint fillers, epoxy blends, and similar crack patching products sold by big box retailers for repairing polished concrete floor cracks. These solutions often result in a colored plastic appearance, lack durable bonding, are not suitable for polishing, and fail to stand the test of time. Polished concrete floors celebrate the beauty of natural stone, sand, and aggregate, and your repair materials should do the same.
Our unique in-house developed repair material, when mixed with natural sand, aggregate, and pigments, achieves a nearly invisible repair that seamlessly blends with your existing polished concrete floors.
To ensure a flawless and seamless concrete floor finish, cracks, spalls, and other concrete imperfections must be expertly repaired and patched before diamond polishing. Inadequate or incorrect repair products can lead to further issues and elevate the maintenance costs of polished concrete floors over time.
Contact us today to transform your worn, cracked, and damaged concrete floors into durable, sustainable, and low-maintenance surfaces that not only last longer but also look stunning.
These hazards not only present immediate safety risks but can also lead to a range of additional issues, such as:
Smooth, uninterrupted flooring is crucial for the efficiency of machinery like forklifts. Cracks and uneven surfaces slow down these vehicles, leading to operational inefficiencies. This slowdown can negatively affect your production rates and ultimately your profit margins.
Cracks and eroding joints don't just signal the need for floor repairs; they pose a real threat to your machinery. Each pass over these imperfections can damage vehicle wheels, leading to costly repairs or even temporary out-of-service status for your essential equipment.
Machinery operators face increased risk of back injuries when navigating over cracked flooring, while all personnel are at a higher risk of trips and falls due to uneven surfaces. This is especially concerning in sectors like food and pharmaceuticals, where such accidents can have serious implications.
