Smooth. Seamless. Effortlessly Level.
Self-leveling cement transforms uneven, worn concrete into a flat, seamless surface — the perfect base for garages, basements, showrooms, and commercial spaces.
What is a Self-Leveling System?
Self-leveling cement is a flowable, polymer-modified material installed two ways: as an underlayment that flattens the slab before tile, LVP, or carpet — or as an overlayment that becomes the finished wear surface. Poured over properly prepared concrete, it fills dips, ridges, and low spots that standard patching simply can’t correct.
Unlike thin skim coats, a self-leveling pour builds real thickness in a single application — curing into a dense, high-strength surface that takes foot traffic in hours and is ready to be coated, polished, or covered.
Why choose a Self-Leveling System?
Flat and Level: Corrects dips, ridges, and worn spots to bring the whole floor back to a uniform plane.
Fast Turnaround: Rapid-setting formulas take foot traffic in hours, keeping downtime short.
Seamless Surface: One continuous pour — no joints, seams, or patchwork.
Strong Foundation: High compressive strength creates the right base for epoxy, tile, LVP, or polished finishes.
Covers Damage: Encapsulates cracks, spalling, and old repairs beneath a fresh, uniform wear surface.
Versatile: At home in basements, garages, kitchens, and showrooms — anywhere the slab needs a reset.
Best Applications
Self-leveling cement works well anywhere a flat, sound floor is the goal:
Residential
Garages
Basements
Laundry Rooms
Utility Rooms
Home Workshops
Mudrooms
Commercial
Retail Stores
Showrooms
Offices
Studios
Restaurants
Lobbies
Specialty
Salons & Barber Shops
Fitness Studios
Veterinary Clinics
Daycares & Preschools
Art & Photography Studios
Churches & Community Centers
Our Process (How We Install Self-Leveling Systems)
Step 1: Surface Preparation
We mechanically grind the concrete using an industrial grinder and high-quality metal-bonded diamonds to remove surface contaminants and open the pores. This creates the right surface profile for a strong mechanical bond. Edges and tight areas are detailed with hand grinders to ensure complete, uniform prep across the entire slab.
Step 2: Priming & Moisture Control
We apply a bonding primer matched to the slab’s condition. Where moisture readings call for it, a moisture vapor barrier goes down first to protect the new floor from vapor drive.
Priming seals the surface, prevents pinholes, and ensures the self-leveler bonds tightly to the concrete beneath.
Step 3: Mix & Pour
The self-leveling cement is precision-mixed and poured across the prepared slab, then spread with a gauge rake to the specified thickness. The material flows out under its own weight, filling low spots and leveling the surface.
Step 4: Smooth & De-Air
A smoothing paddle and spike roller work the wet material to release trapped air and blend pour lines, leaving one continuous, uniform surface.
Step 5: Cure & Finish
Foot Traffic in Hours
The floor reaches working strength quickly. From there it can stand alone as a clean, flat surface — or serve as the base for epoxy, polish, tile, or other finished flooring.
Let’s bring your floor to life.
Upgrade your space with a self-leveling system built to perform and designed to impress. Get a fast, no-obligation quote.
Clean. Seamless. Professional-grade protection.