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Industrial Floor Resurfacing in Ann Arbor, MI
Industrial floor resurfacing places a bonded cementitious or polymer overlay over an existing slab that's too far gone for spot patching but sound enough not to need full replacement. This is the right call when widespread surface scaling, chemical attack, or years of abrasion have left the floor rough, dusty, and hard to keep clean. The overlay bonds to prepared concrete and gives you a flat, durable working surface at a fraction of replacement cost.
Ann Arbor Concrete Repair Pros provides industrial floor resurfacing for homeowners across Ann Arbor, MI. Call for a free inspection and a written quote before any work begins.
When to Call
When You Need Industrial Floor Resurfacing
- Floor has widespread scaling from years of road salt tracked in
- Chemical spills left etched and pitted areas across half the production floor
- Surface is so rough that sweeping equipment can't clean it properly
- Ownership change requires bringing the floor up to tenant standards before lease
How It Works
Our Process for Industrial Floor Resurfacing
- 1
Slab Soundness Testing
We chain-drag and core-test the existing slab. An overlay over a delaminating slab just fails. The base has to be solid first.
- 2
Shot Blast Preparation
The entire surface gets shot-blasted to remove laitance, coatings, and contamination and to create the surface profile required for bond.
- 3
Prime and Overlay Application
Bonding primer goes down first, then overlay material is gauged to the specified thickness in a single or multiple passes.
- 4
Cure and Return to Service
Cure time varies by product and ambient temperature. We give you a realistic return-to-service timeline before work starts, not after.
Ann Arbor Context
Why this matters in Ann Arbor
Manufacturing and processing facilities in the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti area deal with a mix of chemical exposure and Michigan road salt that degrades floor surfaces faster than dry-climate facilities. Resurfacing extends slab life significantly in these conditions.
Straight Talk
About pricing & scope
Cost is driven by square footage, overlay thickness, and how much prep the existing slab needs before it will accept a bond. A contaminated or delaminating slab requires more prep work, which takes time.
What This Fixes
Problems We See in Ann Arbor
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