The Top Choice For Cement Garage Slabs & Pads In Moose Jaw
Concrete garage slabs, which are lesser pieces of single cemented slabs are typically installed onto foundation settings of garage floorings. Concrete slabs are convenient and long-lasting surfaces to leave your car on, store furniture or any other appliances the place of which you judged was in the garage. It takes little maintenance and minor adjustments to keep your concrete garage pads well-conditioned for years to come.
Concrete Garage Slabs Concrete garage slabs are required to meet local building and construction regulative, which means slabs must attain a certain thickness. This not only aligns with code requirements for concrete work, but is also key to delivering a concrete product that is weather-resistant and aligns well with the object where added. Our team always takes into consideration the existing foundation of your house and whether adding garage slabs will be the appropriate step. If for any reason the garage slabs can’t be sustained by your existing foundation, we may want to work on improving and repairing the foundation or look for another approach how to handle your project. Whichever the case might be, our team is here to help and make the best out of your home improvement efforts. |
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Epoxy Coatings
The next step after installing slabs to your garage foundation, and one which many of our clients opt for, is applying a long-lasting coating that will protect your garage floor from things such as vehicle oil drips. Epoxy is the preferred choice of our concrete pros for giving your garage floor a finishing touch. Epoxy coatings are applied on the concrete surface after it’s entirely dried up and not only improves its durability but also gives it a special shine.
Basement Floors
Concrete flooring is one of the best solutions for completing the basement part of your home. Work on concrete basement floors proceeds similarly as to installing garage slabs. The methods applied for finishing off your basement will not differ much as to how the concrete foundation of your home was made. Clients often choose concrete for their basement floor as it’s a versatile material that will match well with various interior designs and renovations that may take place later on.
Upkeep
Basic upkeep of your concrete garage slabs is the same you would do for any other floor inside of your home. Cleaning and maintaining will take a little of your time especially if your garage slabs have epoxy coating applied on it. Use water and soft cloth to mop and remove dirt from the floor. Aside from regular upkeep activities, our team also recommends that you reseal and recoat your floors ever once in a while just so that the floor’s integrity remains in good condition.
The next step after installing slabs to your garage foundation, and one which many of our clients opt for, is applying a long-lasting coating that will protect your garage floor from things such as vehicle oil drips. Epoxy is the preferred choice of our concrete pros for giving your garage floor a finishing touch. Epoxy coatings are applied on the concrete surface after it’s entirely dried up and not only improves its durability but also gives it a special shine.
Basement Floors
Concrete flooring is one of the best solutions for completing the basement part of your home. Work on concrete basement floors proceeds similarly as to installing garage slabs. The methods applied for finishing off your basement will not differ much as to how the concrete foundation of your home was made. Clients often choose concrete for their basement floor as it’s a versatile material that will match well with various interior designs and renovations that may take place later on.
Upkeep
Basic upkeep of your concrete garage slabs is the same you would do for any other floor inside of your home. Cleaning and maintaining will take a little of your time especially if your garage slabs have epoxy coating applied on it. Use water and soft cloth to mop and remove dirt from the floor. Aside from regular upkeep activities, our team also recommends that you reseal and recoat your floors ever once in a while just so that the floor’s integrity remains in good condition.