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Cementitious floor repairing is a specialized service focused on restoring damaged, cracked, or worn-out concrete floors using high-performance cement-based materials. These are typically modified with polymers or additives to enhance bond strength, flexibility, and durability.

• Filling and sealing cracks, holes, and spalling

• Leveling uneven concrete slabs

• Repairing honeycombing, delamination, or surface erosion

• Reinforcing floors damaged by chemical spills, heavy loads, or weathering

• Resurfacing old concrete floors to extend their lifespan

Resin-based floor repairing uses epoxy, polyurethane (PU), or hybrid resins to restore, level, and reinforce damaged floors. These materials chemically bond to existing surfaces, filling cracks, holes, and surface imperfections, and curing to form a tough, seamless, and durable repair layer.

• Crack & Joint Filling
  For static or dynamic cracks, expansion joints, and surface breaks.

• Surface Patching
  Filling potholes, edge spalling, or damaged concrete in high-traffic zones.

• Reprofiling Uneven Surfaces
  For leveling worn or sunken areas using self-leveling or trowel-applied resin mortars.

• Protective Overlays
  For chemical, abrasion, or moisture resistance (e.g., in labs, plants, warehouses).

Micro concrete (also known as ready-mix micro-concrete) is a cement-based, flowable, non-shrink repair mortar used for restoring damaged concrete floors where traditional concrete placement is difficult—especially in congested or restricted areas.

It's poured or pumped onto surfaces without the need for compaction or vibration, making it ideal for precise, high-strength repairs.

• Flowable and Self-Compacting – No vibration required

• High Strength – Typically >40 MPa in 28 days

• Shrinkage Compensated – Reduces cracking

• Ready to Use – Just mix with water

• Pumpable – Can be poured or pumped into position

• Compatible – Bonds well with old concrete

Self-leveling floor repairing involves applying a specialized compound—usually polymer-modified cement or epoxy-based—that flows and spreads evenly over damaged or uneven floors to create a smooth, flat, and level surface. It's used to correct dips, cracks, holes, and minor damage in concrete or subfloors before installing flooring finishes or for direct use in industrial/commercial settings.

• Smooth Finish: Eliminates bumps, cracks, and unevenness.

• Fast Application: Quick pouring and spreading—minimal manual leveling required.

• Rapid Curing: Most surfaces are ready for light use in 4–6 hours, heavy traffic in 24–48 hours.

• Thin or Thick Application: Can be applied in thin layers (2 mm) or thicker patches (up to 30 mm) as needed.

• Adhesion to Substrates: Bonds well with concrete, existing tile, or stone with proper primer.