WAREHOUSE FLOOR LEVELING SERVICES
WAREHOUSE FLOOR LEVELING SERVICES
Safe, Smooth Floors for Safer, Smarter Operations
In a busy warehouse, an uneven concrete floor is more than just a nuisance—it’s a safety risk, a maintenance headache, and a threat to your equipment and workflow. At Lift Rite Leveling, we specialize in fast, effective warehouse floor leveling using high-density polyurethane foam. We restore stability to your facility with minimal downtime and zero demolition.
Why Concrete Floors Sink in Warehouses
Heavy forklift traffic, moisture beneath the slab, poor soil compaction, and aging foundations can all lead to sinking or uneven warehouse floors. Left unaddressed, this can cause:
- Equipment misalignment and premature wear
- Tripping hazards and safety violations
- Water pooling and drainage issues
- Inventory instability or shelving problems
Our team identifies the root cause and provides a durable, long-lasting lift to restore flat, functional floor space.
Our Fix: Polyurethane Foam Leveling
We use an engineered polyurethane foam that expands under the surface to fill voids, lift the slab, and reestablish structural integrity. This process is:
- Non-Invasive: No need to break up or replace slabs
- Quick Turnaround: Most jobs are completed in hours, not days
- Strong & Lightweight: Adds no load to the soil
- Safe for Heavy Loads: Designed to support forklifts, racking systems, and industrial equipment
- Minimal Disruption: Your team can return to work fast
Areas We Serve
We proudly serve various locations in and near Michigan, including:
- Montrose, MI
- Linden, MI
- Vassar, MI
- Durand, MI
- St. Charles, MI
- Perry, MI
- Corunna, MI
- Owosso, MI
- Burton, MI
- Saginaw Township North, MI
- Flushing, MI
- Mt. Morris, MI
- Fenton, MI
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Grand Blanc, MI
- Flint, MI
- Lapeer, MI
- Beecher, MI
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Otisville, MI
- Clio, MI
- Chesaning, MI
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Millington, MI
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Saint Charles, MI
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Reese, MI
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Fairgrove, MI
- Bay City, MI
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Saginaw, MI
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Fenton, MI
- Grand Blanc, MI
- Swartz Creek, MI
- Davidson, MI
- Frankenmuth, MI
- Freeland, MI
- Essexville, MI
- Midland, MI
Ideal for All Types of Facilities
Our warehouse floor leveling service is trusted by facility managers across:
- Distribution Centers
- Logistics Hubs
- Fulfillment Warehouses
- Cold Storage Facilities
- Manufacturing Plants
- Commercial Storage Units
How the Process Works
- Inspect & Measure: We assess where the slab is settling and determine the cause
- Drill & Inject: Small holes are drilled, and foam is injected to raise the slab
- Level & Seal: The floor is monitored for accuracy, sealed, and ready for use
Trusted by Commercial Property Managers Across Mid-Michigan
Lift Rite Leveling serves warehouse and industrial facilities in Saginaw, Bay City, Midland, Flint, Grand Blanc, and surrounding areas. With our 5-year warranty and experienced crew, you can trust us to get your warehouse floor back in service fast—without disrupting your schedule.
FAQ for Warehouse Floor Leveling
Q: What causes warehouse floors to sink or become uneven?
Common causes include poor soil compaction, water erosion beneath the slab, heavy forklift traffic, and natural soil settling over time.
Q: Is polyurethane foam strong enough to support warehouse equipment?
Yes. Our high-density polyurethane foam is engineered to support heavy loads, including forklifts, pallet racks, and industrial machinery.
Q: How long does the warehouse floor leveling process take?
Most projects are completed in just a few hours. Your crew can typically return to work the same day.
Q: Will the repair disrupt daily operations?
No. Our process is quick, clean, and minimally disruptive. We can often work in sections or during off-hours to avoid interrupting your workflow.
Q: How accurate is the leveling process?
Very accurate. We monitor the lift in real-time to ensure a precise, even surface throughout the area being repaired.
Q: Is this better than replacing the concrete?
Absolutely. Foam lifting is faster, more affordable, and far less invasive than full concrete replacement—and it comes with a 5-year warranty.
Q: Can you fix floors that are cracked or broken?
We can lift and stabilize slabs with minor to moderate cracks. Severe structural damage may require additional repair or replacement.
Q: Do I need to remove shelving or equipment before the repair?
In many cases, no. If equipment is not directly over the area being lifted, it can often stay in place during the process.
Q: How soon can we drive forklifts on the leveled floor?
Usually within 15–30 minutes after the foam is injected. Most surfaces are ready for full use immediately.
Q: What size warehouse floors can you level?
We handle everything from small commercial storage units to large industrial distribution centers—no job is too big or too small.
Reach Out Today!
Industry Leading
5 YEAR WARRANTY!
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Flushing, MI
Saginaw, MI