Proformance Floors

Repair and prep.

Coating removal, crack and joint repair, hydraulic and polymer cement, uneven slabs brought back to level, and full slab profiling. The prep is the job. Everything on top depends on it.

Diamond grinder and HEPA vacuum on a concrete slab
Running the diamond grinder on a commercial floor
Grinder from above on a fresh slab

Most floor failures are prep failures.

A coating that peels, a polish that will not shine, a patch that lifts. Almost every one traces back to a slab that was never properly opened, repaired or flattened before the finish went down.

Proformance runs a Husqvarna PG 820 diamond grinder that weighs over a thousand pounds, tied to a Husqvarna HEPA vacuum system. Old coatings, adhesives, paint and laitance come off, the concrete is profiled to the right texture, and the work area stays virtually dust free while it happens.

Cracks, joints and spalls get repaired with the right material for the movement. Low spots and uneven slabs are ground or filled to level. Then the finish, whatever it is, has something to hold onto.

Removal
Epoxy, paint, adhesive, thin set, laitance
Repair
Cracks, joints, spalls, pitting, low spots
Materials
Hydraulic cement, polymer cement, epoxy fillers
Equipment
Husqvarna PG 820 grinder, Husqvarna HEPA vacuum
Pricing
Quoted with the finish, or standalone

How it goes in.

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

  1. InspectThe slab gets looked at in person. Moisture, cracks, soft spots, old coatings and levels all get checked.
  2. RemoveCoatings and adhesives come off with the grinder or a PCD tooling pass.
  3. RepairCracks and joints are routed and filled. Spalls and low spots get hydraulic or polymer cement.
  4. ProfileThe slab is ground to the surface texture the finish needs. Polishing and coatings need different profiles.
  5. CleanHEPA vacuumed, so the finish goes on a clean, dry, open slab.

Repair and prep we have done.

Running the diamond grinder on a commercial floor
Diamond grinder and HEPA vacuum on a concrete slab
Grinder from above on a fresh slab
Grinding equipment on site
Polished concrete, before and after
Decorative epoxy, before and after
Large warehouse floor ready for coating
Polished concrete aggregate detail
Polished concrete in a finished basement

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
★★★★★

Will use Proformance floors again and recommend them to anyone needing a flooring treatment. Mr. Simon was very quick to get a quote to me, and without the mark up that a few other installers quoted me. The quality and price are unmatched.

Travis Sernulka · Google
Twenty two reviews on Google. Every one of them five stars. Read them all on Google

Repair and prep questions.

Can you fix an uneven slab?
Yes. High spots are ground down and low spots are filled with a polymer cement that bonds to the old concrete, then the whole floor is profiled together.
Can you remove an old epoxy or tile adhesive?
Yes. The grinder with PCD tooling takes off coatings, paint, thin set and adhesive. It is the first step on most jobs.
Is the grinding dusty?
The grinder runs on a HEPA vacuum system, so the work area stays virtually dust free. Shelves, product and equipment nearby stay clean.
Do you do prep only, if someone else is finishing?
Yes. Removal, repair and profiling can be quoted on their own.

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