level garage floor????

[cag]

looking for ideas to fix this floor, anything I can put over it to level it out? cracked and sinking in a few spots, thanks!

[Getter-Done]

Depending on the situation of your floor and what caused it,
Will determine which approach you should take.

Also if you want to do this yourself is a big factor.

Which is what I hope to do.

I have one floor I need to fix a I have been looking into different solutions.

Again depending on the situation in no particular order.

Option #1

Pro Tips ? Sakrete Best DIY Method to Level and...

Option #2

Self leveling is most of the time not a Good solution.

Can You Really Fix Old Concrete With This...

Do it Yourself

DIY SELF LEVELING CONCRETE FLOORS!! $1 per square...

Option #3

Raise the concrete from below before patching.

Is Foam Leveling the Best Fix for Sunken...

Do it yourself option.

Fix Sunken concrete With Spray Foam- - YouTube

Self leveling Epoxy.

Self-Leveling Epoxy Flooring - YouTube

[truckster]

My opinion, having a similar situation, is that any repair that doesn't replace the original concrete is going to be temporary. Your mileage may vary.

[franken]

I'd be concerned with why the problem exists or what's going on under the existing concrete.

[grumpyolddog]

I am working on my garage space right now, and the first thing I had to do was fix the cracked and unlevel floor. The space is 22"x18", I have been here for ten years and the floor has not moved in that time. I had five and a half inches of cement poured over the old floor, I had to reframe the two garage and one man door. It was poured in July so time will tell of it will work out. The guys who did the work said they do this quite a bit. I just said it had to out last me.[IMG][IMG]20250722_145318.heic[/IMG][/IMG]

[grumpyolddog]

Not sure if I have this right for the pictures

[MySons68C20]

That came out nice!

[cag]

its a garage built in 72, floor cracked and few low spots, thanks for all the info!!

[Rickysnickers]

I flipped your pictures. Sorry, but I hate looking at crocked photos.

[c30]

Did a job in an old foundry about twenty years ago.
Floor was cracked and heaved all over.
We started with a rented floor grinder with diamond head. To knock down high spots.
We used a product from Sikka, which we bought at a local contractor supply.
It's a dry powder and I highly recommend using the latex additive when mixing.
Used a stiffer mix first for heavy fills and went back with a creamier mix for finishing and feathering.
It's still good to this day.

[cag]

thanks!!