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Drexel Heights Epoxy Pros

Concrete Floor Leveling in Drexel Heights, AZ

Concrete floor leveling in Drexel Heights, AZ to prep uneven slabs before epoxy or polyaspartic coating. Free estimates.

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Concrete floor leveling addresses slabs that have settled unevenly over the years, a common issue on older Drexel Heights and Tucson Estates homes. This is prep work, not a finish coat. Drexel Heights Epoxy Pros fills low spots and grinds high spots so the surface sits flat before any coating goes down on top.

Skipping this step shows up later as a coating that pools water in the same low corner it always has, just under a glossy finish instead of bare concrete.

What's included

What's Included with Concrete Floor Leveling

Typically included: Optional: Customer prep:

  • Elevation survey to map low and high spots
  • Self-leveling underlayment pour across uneven areas
  • Grinding of raised high points
  • Cure time before coating work begins
  • Fiber-reinforced compound for added crack resistance
  • Moisture mitigation primer for slabs reading high on moisture
  • Clear the area completely, leveling compound needs full floor access
  • Flag any history of water pooling or uneven settling

How it works

How Our Concrete Floor Leveling Process Works

  1. Floor Elevation Survey photo
    Step 1

    Floor Elevation Survey

    A survey identifies low spots and height variations across the slab.

  2. Surface Cleaning photo
    Step 2

    Surface Cleaning

    Dust and debris are removed to allow leveling compound to bond properly.

  3. Crack Pre-Treatment photo
    Step 3

    Crack Pre-Treatment

    Existing cracks are addressed before leveling material is poured.

  4. Self-Leveling Pour photo
    Step 4

    Self-Leveling Pour

    A self-leveling compound is poured and spread across uneven areas.

  5. Smoothing & Finishing photo
    Step 5

    Smoothing & Finishing

    The leveling compound is smoothed to achieve a flat, uniform surface.

  6. Cure Time & Inspection photo
    Step 6

    Cure Time & Inspection

    The leveled floor is left to cure and then inspected for flatness.

Materials

Materials and Methods for Concrete Floor Leveling

  • Self-Leveling Underlayment photo

    Self-Leveling Underlayment

    A flowable compound fills low spots common on decades-old slabs that have settled unevenly across Drexel Heights and nearby Tucson Estates.

  • Fast-Setting Leveler photo

    Fast-Setting Leveler

    A quick-setting formula reduces downtime between leveling and the coating work that follows.

  • Bonding Primer photo

    Bonding Primer

    A primer improves adhesion between old concrete and new leveling material, important on slabs poured generations apart.

  • Fiber-Reinforced Compound photo

    Fiber-Reinforced Compound

    Fiber additives increase strength and reduce cracking in the new leveling layer.

  • Polymer-Modified Mix photo

    Polymer-Modified Mix

    A polymer blend improves flexibility, helping the leveled surface handle seasonal slab movement.

  • Moisture Mitigation Primer photo

    Moisture Mitigation Primer

    A primer reduces moisture transmission from older slabs into the new leveling layer above it.

Timeline

How Long Does a Concrete Floor Leveling Take?

Leveling adds a cure stage before any coating can start, longer when settling is significant.

  1. 01

    Survey and consult

    same day
  2. 02

    Cleaning and crack treatment

    half day
  3. 03

    Leveling pour

    1 day
  4. 04

    Cure before coating begins

    24–48 hours
  5. 05

    Significant settling repairs

    1–2 days

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When to call

When to Call for Concrete Floor Leveling

Call (928) 496-1335 if any of this sounds like your slab, or request a free estimate and we'll check elevation before recommending anything.

  • Visible dips or low spots you can see standing at the garage door
  • Water pooling in the same corner every time it rains
  • A coating that's failed before, tied to an uneven base underneath
  • Floors that feel noticeably sloped walking across them

FAQs

Concrete Floor Leveling FAQs

Do I need to seal cracks before leveling an older slab?

Cracks get treated first so the leveling compound doesn't just flow into the gap and crack again later.

Do I need a permit for concrete floor leveling?

Minor leveling is typically permit-free. Larger structural leveling tied to slab settling may need Pima County review.

What is typically included in concrete floor leveling?

An elevation survey, crack pre-treatment, a self-leveling compound pour, and cure time before any finish coating starts.

How much does concrete floor leveling cost?

Pricing depends on square footage and depth of unevenness, often bundled into an overall coating quote rather than billed separately.

Can leveling be done as a DIY project?

Self-leveling compound sets fast, and uneven pouring technique creates new high spots just as easily as it fixes old ones, which is where a rushed DIY attempt usually goes wrong.

Next step

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