Answers about concrete preparation, coating systems, moisture, cure times and pricing in Ontario. Filter by topic, service or sub-service to find what applies to your floor.
Shot blasting is a mechanical preparation method that uses steel abrasive media to clean and profile concrete surfaces for industrial coatings, overlays and heavy-duty flooring systems.
Surface profiling refers to creating a controlled texture within the concrete slab to improve coating adhesion, resin penetration and overall flooring system performance.
Grinding may remove:
Concrete grinding is a mechanical preparation process that removes contamination, levels uneven surfaces and creates the profile required for flooring installation and long-term adhesion performance.
Surface preparation creates the concrete profile required for proper mechanical adhesion between the flooring system and the substrate. Without proper preparation, coatings may peel, bubble, delaminate or fail prematurely.
Concrete surface preparation is the process of mechanically cleaning, profiling and stabilizing concrete before coatings, polished concrete systems or industrial flooring installations are performed.
System lifespan depends on preparation quality, environmental exposure, traffic intensity, maintenance practices and coating technology selection.
Damaged concrete often requires grinding, crack remediation, resurfacing or substrate correction before coating installation. Surface condition directly affects long-term system performance.
Yes. Properly engineered coating systems can withstand:
depending on system design and coating thickness.