Proformance Floors

Concrete rehab.

Cracked, pitted, spalled or uneven concrete brought back to a sound, flat, usable slab. Repair first, then whatever finish you want on top.

Polished concrete, before and after
Grinder from above on a fresh slab
Large warehouse floor ready for coating

Bring the slab back before you finish it.

Cracks, spalls, pitting, low spots, failed patches and crumbling joints. A rehab fixes the concrete itself, so whatever goes on top has something sound to hold onto.

Cracks are routed and filled with the right material for the movement. Spalls and pits get hydraulic or polymer cement. High spots are ground down, low spots filled, joints rebuilt, and old coatings scarified off where they are thick. Then the whole slab is profiled together.

It is what makes an old warehouse, a pitted shop floor or a dusting basement usable again, and it is the step most failed floors skipped.

Fixes
Cracks, spalls, pitting, low spots, joints, failed patches
Materials
Hydraulic cement, polymer cement, epoxy fillers, joint sealants
Equipment
Diamond grinders, scarifier, HEPA extraction
Finish after
Grind and seal, polish, or a coating
Pricing
Quoted from an in person look at the slab

How it goes in.

The order matters. Every step exists because skipping it shows up later.

  1. InspectMoisture, cracks, soft spots, old coatings and levels all get checked in person.
  2. RemoveOld coatings, loose concrete and failed patches come off. Thick material gets scarified.
  3. RepairCracks routed and filled, spalls and pits patched with hydraulic or polymer cement.
  4. LevelHigh spots ground, low spots filled, joints rebuilt.
  5. ProfileThe whole slab is ground to the texture the next finish needs.

Concrete rehab we have done.

Polished concrete, before and after
Decorative epoxy, before and after
Grinder from above on a fresh slab
Grinding equipment on site
Large warehouse floor ready for coating
Terrazzo style polished concrete

Every review, five stars.

★★★★★

Craig and his son-in-law Jared did a great job of prepping our garage floor and installing the epoxy with colored flakes. We were very happy with the work as well as how quickly they were able to start the work following the quote.

Randy Gould · Google
★★★★★

Craig and his team did an outstanding job epoxying our garage floor. He was also prompt with correcting a few minor issues after the job was done. We give Proformance Floors our highest recommendation.

Randall Weytens · Google
★★★★★

My garage floor is just beautiful and the shine is exactly what I wanted. Everyone that comes in through my garage always mentions how great my floor look. You cant go wrong.

Diana Olphie · Google
Twenty two reviews on Google. Every one of them five stars. Read them all on Google

Concrete rehab questions.

Can a badly pitted floor be saved?
Usually. Pits and spalls patch well when the concrete around them is sound. If a section is too far gone, we say so and price the replacement.
Do you fix trip hazards and uneven joints?
Yes. High edges are ground down and low sides are built up so the joint is flush.
How long before we can use it?
Repair materials cure fast. The finish that goes on top sets the timeline, and we agree that before work starts.
Do you repair exterior concrete?
Yes. Driveways, walks, steps and pool decks. See driveway wash and seal.

Let's talk about your floor.

Tell us what you have and where it is. We will come look at it, tell you what it needs, and give you a number.

Or call (520) 381-9229

craig@proformancefloors.com