Garage Services

Yes, you can quickly fix it with epoxy-based concrete fillers to fill in the small cracks and dents in the floor. However, if you have more extensive damages, you’ll need to patch the holes or cracks with concrete repair products or resurface the entire floor. We recommend using fast-curing products that can cure in a few hours.

For a good garage repair, prepare the surface to let the repair material bond effectively. Clean the area from the floor and remove any debris, dirt, oil, or anything that would hinder the bonding material.

Small hairline cracks in your garage floor are not likely a major problem as long as they’re not exposed to any moisture. However, if moisture gets into the crack, it could cause them to worsen over time. Widening cracks are a result of natural expansion and contraction of the concrete or the floor settling. Both can cause structural issues. Keep a close eye on the cracks, and apply caulk to seal them if they’re widening.

Yes, you can do a garage repair for any badly cracked concrete, and the process is easy and can be finished quickly. To fill in the badly cracked concrete, you should first clean it and then use a pressure washer to get any debris out of the way. Then, mix the concrete patching compound and use a trowel to fill in the crack. Ensure the compound is level with the rest of the concrete around it.

Yes, you can use some epoxy to fill the cracks in your garage floor because it’s a durable and adhesive material that creates a strong and seamless surface. Whether it’s a minor or a moderate crack, you can purchase an epoxy crack repair or filler kit. Once the epoxy hardens, it will bond tightly to the concrete to seal the crack and prevent it from getting worse. After the garage repair, you can apply a full coating to the entire garage floor to enhance its durability and also provide a finished look.