Curled slabs are a common occurrence in concrete floors. "Curling" is described as a raising of the slab at a control joint. As the edges of the joint lift upward, the slab is actually pulled up off of the subsurface creating a void. As heavy traffic (forklifts/vehicles) cross the raised edge of the joint, the curled slabs will flex, eventually causing the slab to break.

Barton Southern uses rigid foam grouts to reestablish contact between the substrate and the curled slab. Once the slab is stabilized, a new joint can be cut and sealed. Our grouting technology is unique in that the work can usually be performed while the facility is in operation with little interference. Quick setting materials allow repaired floors to be returned to service within minutes of treatment.