Concrete Floor Repair

A concrete slab that is in good condition resists most damage but it becomes weaker when it starts to break. If small cracks and holes are left untreated they can result in further damage to the floor and the building foundation. When the concrete has cracks this gives and entry way for water to seep in. When the temperature drops, the water can freeze, expanding the crack. It can also cause corrosion to the metal joints in the concrete and moisture issues in the foundations of your Brisbane property. Fixing the concrete in time, makes it much easier to keep it in good condition and reduces the need of expensive maintenance work.

Damaged concrete is not only a nuisance, but it's also a health and safety hazard. Under the Australian WHS regulations, all businesses need to provide safe work environment, ensure safe use of machinery, provide and maintain safe structures and safe ways of working. Your industrial concrete floors play a vital part in keeping up with these regulations.
If your warehouse floor is cracked and filled with holes, this can cause trip hazards for your employees and customers, can cause damage to forklifts and truck and injuries to the people driving them. Heavy machinery can further damage and expand any existing cracks and ultimately damage the expansion joints.

Repairing your concrete floors is much cheaper than having to replace it. If the repairs are delayed for too long the entire structure will need to be replaced, because the damage is too expansive. This would be more expensive, take longer and cause more disruption to your business or daily life.

A cracked driveway or patio looks rundown and can have an effect on your overall property value. Properly eliminating the problem will not only improve the aesthetics of your home it will also be one less issue to worry about.

A quick repair session can identify underlying problems within the concrete slab and we will recommend the best way to fix these.
At Epoxy Flooring Redlands, we have experience working with concrete and identifying these problems by looking at the damage and tracing it back to the source.