Concrete Joint Repair

When properly installed, concrete is one of the most durable and long-lasting products construction pros can use. When used as finished flooring, concrete should have control joints saw cut into its surface shortly after placement.

Control joints can be thought of as deliberate cracks cut into concrete floors. They allow for movement caused by temperature and moisture changes. They also direct the location of inevitable cracks that form because of drying shrinkage.

Control joints should be filled if floors are subject to heavy, hard-wheeled traffic commonly used in warehouses, distribution centers and even grocery stores. If left unfilled, edges of control joints will be damaged by the impact of this traffic. The joints can also become areas for dirt, debris and moisture to collect — causing additional problems.

We klnow concrete professionals and warehouse managers are both looking to STOP THE INSANITY when it comes to joint repair. With these products in your arsenal, will not only get the job done right, the solution will give you fewer headaches and less trouble in the future.