Investigation, Verification, and Repair Design for Existing Concrete Slabs
The slab is cracking, curling, heaving, spalling at the joints, or simply not performing the way it was supposed to, and nobody has told you why.
Slab problems are rarely one thing. Curling, random cracking, joint deterioration, and heaving each point back to some combination of mix, subgrade, jointing, curing, loading, and moisture, and the repair only holds if the cause is identified first. Titan SE evaluates existing slabs, establishes what is actually going on, and designs a repair that addresses it.
Work in this area ranges from a single distressed bay to a full facility floor under a defined-traffic aisle. Titan SE specifies and interprets the field work required to support the evaluation, coordinates scanning and coring with qualified testing agencies, and issues repair documents the contractor can price and build.
Typical Applications
- Slab-on-ground distress investigation: curling, joint spalling, random cracking, and delamination
- Floor flatness and levelness review
- Crack mapping and condition documentation of existing floors
- Heaved slab evaluation and repair design
- Slab thickness and reinforcement verification, with GPR scanning and coring coordination
- Pour-back design and slab replacement detailing
- Joint stabilization, dowel retrofit, and repair specification
- Mix design review and steel fiber dosage specification
How Titan SE Approaches the Work
Titan SE starts with the failure pattern rather than the repair catalog. What the cracking looks like, where it is, how it is oriented, and what the floor is being asked to carry usually narrow the cause well before anything is cored.
From there we define the minimum field work that will actually settle the question, interpret the results, and write a repair that fits the facility's operations. Where the slab is adequate, we say so and stop.
Common Deliverables
- Slab evaluation report with findings and probable cause
- Crack maps and condition documentation
- Repair details and specifications for joints, pour-backs, and replacement areas
- Scanning and coring scope for the testing agency
- Mix design and fiber dosage review comments
- Sealed repair documents where permitting or contractor pricing requires them
Is This the Right Service?
This service fits owners, facility managers, contractors, and flooring or material-handling teams dealing with an existing slab that is not performing. It is a strong fit where the floor supports racking, lift trucks, automation, or cold-storage operations and downtime is expensive. It is not a fit where a testing agency alone can answer the question.
Contact Titan SE
Have a slab that is cracking, curling, or heaving? Contact Titan SE with the facility use, the age and history of the floor, photographs of the distress, and any original slab drawings or mix submittals you still have.