Our Services
Shot Blasting
High-velocity steel shot removes contaminants, old coatings, and surface imperfections to create the ideal profile for new coatings.
What is Shot Blasting?
Shot blasting is a mechanical surface preparation method that uses high-velocity steel shot to clean and profile concrete surfaces. The process removes laitance, contaminants, old coatings, and creates a uniform surface texture that ensures excellent adhesion for new coating systems.
When Do You Need Shot Blasting?
- Removing old epoxy, paint, or coating systems
- Preparing new concrete for coating application
- Creating surface profile for industrial flooring
- Cleaning contaminated concrete surfaces
- Surface preparation for warehouses and factories
Why Choose Our Shot Blasting Service?
- Dust-free operation: Advanced vacuum systems keep your site clean
- Consistent results: Uniform surface profile across large areas
- Fast coverage: Ride-on equipment for efficient completion
- Minimal downtime: Quick turnaround for your project schedule
Surface Grinding
Diamond-embedded tools level uneven surfaces, remove defects, and achieve smooth, uniform finishes for your concrete floors.
What is Surface Grinding?
Surface grinding uses diamond-embedded grinding tools to mechanically remove surface material from concrete floors. This process levels uneven surfaces, removes high spots, trip hazards, and surface defects, creating a smooth and uniform finish ready for coating or polishing.
When Do You Need Surface Grinding?
- Leveling uneven concrete surfaces and removing trip hazards
- Removing surface defects, ridges, and high spots
- Preparing floors for epoxy or polyurethane coatings
- Smoothing rough concrete before polishing
- Correcting surface imperfections in new construction
Why Choose Our Surface Grinding Service?
- Precision leveling: Achieve flat, uniform surfaces across large areas
- Dust extraction: Clean operation with industrial vacuum systems
- Versatile solutions: Suitable for both small repairs and large projects
- Quality finish: Smooth, defect-free surface ready for next steps
Milling
Professional concrete milling removes damaged surfaces and creates precise profiles for new installations and repairs.
What is Concrete Milling?
Concrete milling is a controlled mechanical process that removes the top layer of concrete to a specific depth. Using specialized milling equipment, we can remove damaged, contaminated, or deteriorated concrete while creating a clean, textured surface ideal for overlays, new concrete placement, or coating systems.
When Do You Need Milling?
- Removing damaged or deteriorated concrete surfaces
- Preparing surfaces for concrete overlays or toppings
- Creating texture for better adhesion of new materials
- Removing contaminated concrete layers
- Repairing industrial floors and loading docks
Why Choose Our Milling Service?
- Precise depth control: Remove exactly what needs to go
- Clean results: Minimal waste and dust with proper extraction
- Versatile applications: Suitable for various repair scenarios
- Strong bond surface: Ideal texture for overlay adhesion
Remediation & Concrete Repairs
Expert concrete remediation fixes cracks, spalling, and structural damage to restore your surfaces to optimal condition.
What is Concrete Remediation?
Concrete remediation involves diagnosing and repairing damaged concrete surfaces. We address issues such as cracks, spalling, delamination, and structural deterioration using proven repair methods and quality materials. Our remediation work restores both the structural integrity and appearance of your concrete surfaces.
When Do You Need Remediation?
- Repairing cracks and structural damage in concrete
- Fixing spalling and delaminated concrete surfaces
- Restoring deteriorated industrial floors
- Addressing water damage and freeze-thaw damage
- Preparing damaged areas for new coating systems
Why Choose Our Remediation Service?
- Thorough assessment: We identify root causes, not just symptoms
- Quality materials: Professional-grade repair products for lasting results
- Integrated approach: Combine repairs with surface preparation
- Long-term solutions: Repairs designed to prevent recurring issues