Gilbert Epoxy Elite
Concrete Floor Leveling in Gilbert, AZ
Concrete floor leveling in Gilbert, AZ before epoxy or polyaspartic coating. Self-leveling compound for uneven or settling slabs. Free estimates.
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Serving Gilbert and nearby communities.
Concrete floor leveling fills low spots and smooths out uneven areas with a self-leveling compound before any coating goes down. Even newer Gilbert subdivisions aren't immune to this: soil under a fresh slab keeps settling for months or years after the pour, and that settling shows up as dips, pooling water, or a coating that cracks along one edge.
Gilbert Epoxy Elite treats leveling as its own step rather than skipping straight to coating, because a flat substrate is what keeps an epoxy or polyaspartic finish from telegraphing every low spot underneath it.
What's included
What's included with Concrete Floor Leveling
Typically included Optional Customer prep
- Elevation survey to map low spots across the slab
- Surface cleaning and crack pre-treatment
- Self-leveling compound pour and spread
- Cure time and flatness inspection
- Fiber-reinforced compound for areas with more significant unevenness
- Moisture mitigation primer if vapor readings run high
- Clear the space fully before the leveling pour
- Flag any areas with visible pooling water or past flooding
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How our Concrete Floor Leveling process works
Step 1Floor Elevation Survey
A survey identifies low spots and height variations across the slab.
Step 2Surface Cleaning
Dust and debris are removed to allow leveling compound to bond properly.
Step 3Crack Pre-Treatment
Existing cracks are addressed before leveling material is poured.
Step 4Self-Leveling Pour
A self-leveling compound is poured and spread across uneven areas.
Step 5Smoothing & Finishing
The leveling compound is smoothed to achieve a flat, uniform surface.
Step 6Cure Time & Inspection
The leveled floor is left to cure and then inspected for flatness.
Materials
Materials and methods for Concrete Floor Leveling
Each product addresses a different part of a settling slab.
Self-Leveling Underlayment
A flowable compound fills the low spots common in newer Gilbert subdivisions as soil continues settling after the pour.
Fast-Setting Leveler
Reduces downtime between leveling and the coating that follows, useful when a garage needs to come back into service quickly.
Bonding Primer
Improves adhesion between the original slab and new leveling material so the repair doesn't delaminate later.
Fiber-Reinforced Compound
Adds strength in areas with deeper settling, reducing the chance of new cracks forming in the leveled layer.
Polymer-Modified Mix
Improves flexibility so the leveled surface handles minor ongoing slab movement without cracking.
Moisture Mitigation Primer
Reduces moisture transmission from below, relevant on slabs poured during Gilbert's wetter monsoon stretches.
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When to call for Concrete Floor Leveling
Call Gilbert Epoxy Elite before scheduling a coating job if any of these sound familiar.
- You notice standing water pooling in one corner of the garage after rain
- A coated floor is already cracking along a visible dip or low spot
- The slab feels noticeably uneven underfoot or under furniture legs
- You're planning a new coating job and want the prep done right the first time
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Before and after Concrete Floor Leveling
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FAQs
Concrete Floor Leveling FAQs
Do I need to fix concrete cracks before coating the floor?
Yes. Cracks and uneven spots should be repaired and leveled first, otherwise they telegraph through the new coating and often reopen within a season.
Can epoxy go over a floor that was DIY'd and is already peeling?
Usually, but the peeling coating needs to be ground off first and any underlying unevenness addressed. Coating over a failing DIY job just traps the same problem under a new layer.
How much does Epoxy Flooring cost in Gilbert?
Leveling is typically priced separately from the coating itself, based on square footage and depth of unevenness. Your free estimate will break both out clearly.
How long does Epoxy Flooring take?
Leveling compound generally needs to cure before a coating can go on top, which adds a day or two to the overall project timeline depending on the product used.
Do I need a permit for Epoxy Flooring?
Leveling as prep work for a coating is typically cosmetic and doesn't require a permit. If the unevenness is tied to foundation settling, that's a separate conversation worth having with the town.
Next step
Get a Concrete Floor Leveling estimate in Gilbert
Call Gilbert Epoxy Elite at (928) 238-9790 or request a free estimate before your next coating project.
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