Great Lakes Leveling

Surface Restoration & Spall Patching

Localized spalls, pop‑outs, and worn traffic lanes can snowball into bigger problems. Our team repairs damage with high‑performance repair mortars and surface treatments that restore integrity and prepare your floor for daily abuse—or for a new coating system.

Best for

Impact and pallet‑jack damage
Raveling surfaces and shallow defects
Pre‑coating surface prep and profile corrections

How it works

Assess depth and cause of damage.
Prep area; install rapid‑set patching materials.
Finish flush; ready for traffic or coatings.
Optional sealing for added durability.

Why Great Lakes Leveling

Rapid returns to service keep operations moving. Great Lakes Leveling
Industrial‑grade materials sized for the job. Great Lakes Leveling
Integrated with leveling, joint work, and coatings as needed.

FAQs

Do you repair at dock doors and thresholds?
- Yes—common wear points we fix routinely.
Will the patch color match?
- Repairs are functional first; coatings can unify appearance.
Can you coordinate multiple repair types in one mobilization?
- Yes—scheduling and scope are planned together.

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.