OUR FLOOR LEVELLING PROCESS

 

 

Every successful floor levelling project begins with an accurate assessment and thorough surface preparation. From the initial laser survey to the final inspection, each stage of our process is completed with one objective: to produce a flat, properly prepared surface ready for finished flooring.

 

1. SITE PROTECTION AND WORK AREA SETUP

Before work begins, we protect finished surfaces, cabinetry, walls, and surrounding areas as required. Dust-control equipment is set up, and the mixing area is carefully organized to keep the project clean, controlled, and efficient.

 

2. LASER MAPPING AND PROJECT PLANNING

We survey the floor with professional laser equipment to identify high points, low areas, slopes, and changes in elevation. This information allows us to establish the required correction, calculate material depths, and determine the target surface for the project.

 

3. MECHANICAL GRINDING AND DUST EXTRACTION

The existing surface is mechanically ground to remove contaminants, construction residue, weak surface material, paint, drywall compound, and anything else that could interfere with adhesion. The entire work area is then thoroughly vacuumed using professional dust-extraction equipment.

 

4. CRACK REPAIRS AND PERIMETER PREPARATION

Cracks, damaged areas, penetrations, and openings are repaired or sealed as required. Spray foam and other containment materials are installed around the perimeter and vulnerable areas to prevent the self-levelling compound from escaping during the pour.

 

5. PRIMING AND ELEVATION CONTROL

The prepared surface is treated with the appropriate primer to create a strong, reliable bond between the existing substrate and the self-levelling compound. Using the measurements established during laser mapping, precision tripods are then positioned throughout the floor and set to the specified material heights.

 

6. SELF-LEVELLING COMPOUND INSTALLATION

The self-levelling compound is accurately measured, mixed, placed, and distributed in a controlled sequence. Our crew maintains a continuous workflow throughout the pour to preserve consistency and produce a smooth, uniform surface across the entire project area.

 

7. FINAL INSPECTION AND TOUCH-UPS

After the material has cured, we return to inspect the completed floor using a laser and straightedge. Any required touch-ups are completed, perimeter foam is trimmed, transitions are refined, and the work area is cleaned. Before completion, we verify that the surface meets the agreed flatness requirements and is properly prepared for the installation of hardwood, vinyl plank, tile, or other finished flooring.