GC Service Brief
Spall repair and surface grinding address localized and widespread surface deterioration on commercial concrete floors and pavements. Spalls result from freeze-thaw damage, corrosion of embedded metal, impact damage, or material defects. Surface grinding addresses high spots, trip hazards, and surface irregularities that affect floor function or safety. Professional repair restores surface integrity and prevents further deterioration.
Spall repair involves removing deteriorated concrete, preparing cavity surfaces, and placing repair materials that bond properly and match performance characteristics. Repair depth and extent depend on deterioration cause and remaining sound concrete. We evaluate spall conditions to determine appropriate repair approaches.
Surface grinding uses diamond tooling to remove material and create level, smooth surfaces. Grinding addresses high spots at joints, trip hazards at slab edges, and surface irregularities affecting equipment operation. Grinding is often more cost-effective than replacement for localized surface issues.
Floor flatness improvement addresses surface variations affecting warehouse operations, especially in very narrow aisle (VNA) racking environments. Grinding can improve floor flatness within limitations of existing slab conditions. Significant flatness improvements may require evaluation of achievable results.
As a general contractor, we provide spall repair and surface grinding for commercial and industrial facilities. Direct contracts ensure accountability for repair quality and performance.