Great Lakes Leveling

Floor Resurfacing & Overlays

For floors that need more than spot repairs, we install resurfacing and structural overlays to even out wear, correct minor profile issues, and prepare interiors for coatings or create a new stamped surface for a whole new look—without the cost and disruption of full replacement.

Best for

Worn interiors that need a uniform surface
Smoothing prior to coatings or line striping
Areas with wide variations after lifting/repairs
Adding a decorative look such as slate stone, brick, hardwood, etc.

How it works

Evaluate slab condition and traffic demands.
Select overlay system suited to use‑case.
Prep substrate; place material to required elevations.
Finish, cure, and hand off for coatings or production.

Why Great Lakes Leveling

Restore, don’t replace approach saves downtime and budget. Great Lakes Leveling
Integrated with joint, crack, and void work for long‑term performance. Great Lakes Leveling
Local team that understands Michigan climate and movement.

FAQs

Will an overlay fix structural issues? We address causes first (voids, joints, etc.), then resurface as needed. Great Lakes Leveling
How long until we can coat? Depends on system and conditions; we’ll schedule to minimize impact. Great Lakes Leveling
Can you phase work? Yes—we commonly phase by aisle or zone.

Before

After

Polyurea is a versatile and durable material commonly used for sealing concrete cracks indoors. Known for its rapid curing time, it forms a strong bond with concrete surfaces, effectively preventing water intrusion and further damage. Its flexibility allows it to accommodate minor movements within the concrete, ensuring long-lasting protection. Additionally, polyurea is resistant to chemicals and abrasions, making it an ideal choice for high-traffic areas.