What is concrete restoration?

Concrete restoration is the process of repairing, resurfacing, and reinforcing concrete structures to extend their lifespan, improve their appearance, and restore their functionality. Over time, concrete surfaces and structures suffer from wear, environmental exposure, moisture damage, and heavy traffic. Rather than completely replacing damaged concrete, restoration provides cost-effective and long-lasting solutions that repair and protect the existing material.

Floor Logic Pro specializes in comprehensive concrete restoration solutions, from minor repairs to full structural rehabilitation. Whether you need to restore warehouse floors, parking structures, industrial facilities, sidewalks, or commercial interiors, our expertise ensures long-term durability and performance.

Common types of concrete damage

Concrete can deteriorate due to a variety of factors. Here are some of the most common issues we restore:

Structural & Surface Damage

• Cracks & Fractures – Can occur due to settling, freeze-thaw cycles, or excessive loads. If left untreated, cracks can expand, leading to major structural issues.

• Spalling (Surface Flaking & Chipping) – Caused by freeze-thaw cycles, corrosion of embedded reinforcement, or improper curing, spalling weakens concrete surfaces and exposes underlying layers.

• Delamination – When the surface layer separates from the underlying concrete due to poor adhesion, moisture intrusion, or thermal expansion.

• Scaling – The gradual loss of the concrete surface due to water penetration, freeze-thaw cycles, or deicing chemicals.

• Erosion & Abrasion – High-traffic areas such as warehouses and industrial floors often experience wear from heavy machinery and foot traffic.

Structural Instability & Reinforcement Issues

• Rebar Corrosion & Exposure – When embedded steel reinforcement (rebar) rusts due to moisture intrusion, it expands and weakens the surrounding concrete, leading to cracking and delamination.

• Concrete Settlement & Uneven Surfaces – Caused by improper subgrade compaction or soil erosion beneath slabs, leading to uneven floors and trip hazards.

• Hollow or Voided Areas (Honeycombing) – Occurs when concrete is improperly poured or compacted, leaving behind air pockets that weaken the structure.

Moisture & Chemical Damage

• Water Intrusion & Freeze-Thaw Damage – Moisture can seep into concrete, expand when frozen, and cause cracking and deterioration over time.

• Chemical Attack – Exposure to acids, oils, sulfates, and industrial chemicals can break down concrete surfaces, requiring specialized coatings or overlays for protection.

• Efflorescence – A white, chalky deposit that forms on concrete surfaces due to moisture movement and salt deposits.

our concrete restoration solutions

Floor Logic Pro offers a full range of concrete restoration and repair services to address all types of damage.

Concrete Resurfacing & Leveling

• Self-Leveling Overlays – Used to correct uneven or damaged floors, providing a smooth, level surface for coatings or finishes.

• Microtoppings & Thin Overlays – Ideal for restoring worn surfaces and preparing floors for decorative finishes.

Crack & Spalling Repairs

• Epoxy & Polyurethane Crack Injection – Fills deep cracks and prevents further expansion while restoring structural integrity.

• Cementitious Patch Repairs – Used to repair spalled or chipped surfaces, restoring strength and appearance.

• Carbon Fiber Stitching & Reinforcement – Reinforces and stabilizes cracks in load-bearing concrete structures.

Structural Concrete Repair & Reforming

• Rebar Corrosion Mitigation – Repairs rusted reinforcement and prevents future damage with anti-corrosion treatments.

• Concrete Jacketing & Structural Strengthening – Adds a new layer of reinforced concrete around deteriorated sections.

• Curb & Wall Restoration – Reforming damaged curbs, walls, and structural concrete elements with high-performance repair mortars.

Protective Coatings & Waterproofing

• Penetrating Sealers – Protect concrete from moisture and chemical intrusion while maintaining a natural finish.

• Traffic Coatings – Heavy-duty coatings designed for parking decks, bridges, and other structures exposed to vehicle traffic.

• Moisture Mitigation Systems – Used to reduce excessive moisture vapor transmission in concrete before applying flooring systems.

Grout Coating & Surface Sealing

• Grout-Coated Floors – Applied over existing concrete to repair imperfections and enhance durability.

• Densifiers & Hardeners – Used to strengthen and protect surfaces from abrasion and wear.

• Polished & Stained Concrete Refinishing – Restoring decorative concrete floors to their original aesthetic with stain reapplication and sealing.

Joint Treatment & Expansion Joint Repairs

• Joint Filling & Sealing – Protects joints from dirt, moisture intrusion, and spalling.

• Polyurea & Epoxy Joint Fillers – Designed to withstand heavy traffic and temperature changes while preventing joint failure.

Concrete Lifting & Void Filling

• Polyurethane Foam Injection (Slab Lifting) – A non-invasive technique that lifts settled concrete slabs and stabilizes subgrades.

• Pressure Grouting & Cementitious Void Filling – Used to fill voids beneath concrete slabs and structures to prevent future settlement.

why choose us for concrete restoration?

✔ Industry Expertise – With 75+ years of combined experience, we have the knowledge and skill to restore concrete structures efficiently and effectively.
✔ Comprehensive Solutions – From minor repairs to full-scale structural rehabilitation, we handle projects of all sizes.
✔ High-Quality Materials & Techniques – We use industry-leading repair mortars, epoxy systems, and waterproofing solutions to ensure long-term performance.
✔ Minimized Downtime – Our advanced repair methods allow us to restore damaged concrete quickly, reducing disruption to your operations.
✔ Custom Solutions for Every Application – Whether you're restoring industrial flooring, commercial structures, or outdoor concrete surfaces, we tailor our approach to meet your specific needs.