Cracked or broken concrete?

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Concrete Cracks & Joints Sealing

When we first started painting warehouse lines, we thought our job ended with striping. But time and again, we’d notice something else: expansion joints and cracks in the concrete floors that were falling apart. Forklifts would hit them, the joint fillers were crumbling, and the damage kept spreading. It didn’t matter how sharp the lines looked — if the floor underneath was breaking down, it created bumps, safety hazards, and costly repairs for the property owners.


That’s how we became specialists in concrete cracks and joints sealing.




CHOOSING THE BEST REPAIR MATERIAL

Material Best For Benefits Considerations
Polyurea Expansion joint filling in active warehouses - Very fast curing (minutes) - Flexible, handles movement - Durable against forklift traffic Must be applied with proper equipment; not ideal for wide structural cracks
Epoxy Resin Structural or larger cracks - High strength bonding - Restores slab integrity - Long-lasting repair Slower cure time; more rigid (less flexible under movement)
Urethane Sealants Non-structural cracks and joints - Flexible and resilient - Good for sealing moving cracks - Cost-effective Not as strong as epoxy; may need periodic re-application


Restore Your Warehouse Floors — Seal Cracks & Joints Today!

Protect your investment and keep your floors smooth, safe, and long-lasting.

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BEFORE & AFTER

Cracked concrete floor with expansion joints in a warehouse setting, gray in color.
Concrete surface with a white line down the center, possibly a road or walkway.
Close-up of a concrete surface with deep, open expansion joints filled with debris.
Gray concrete surface with a vertical crack, speckled with small dark spots.

PROCESS