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    Finished surface of a 1.5 inch Schönox self leveling underlayment pour, Ann Arbor, MI

    Project Spotlight: Ann Arbor, MI

    Schönox Subfloor Leveling in Ann Arbor, MI

    1.5 Inch Schönox SLU Pour

    Engineering a flawless foundation and ensuring 100% silica dust control for a complex residential subfloor restoration.

    Project Overview

    The Blueprint: Seal, Prime, Pour.

    The Challenge

    Deep structural sagging requiring a massive 1.5 inch leveling correction across a highly compromised bare plywood subfloor. The floor was riddled with thousands of old nail holes from a previous tear out, presenting a massive leak risk for liquid underlayment.

    The Solution

    Our 8 man crew executed a meticulous 4 day prep phase just to seal the floor and plug every single hole. We then performed a precision engineered pour using premium Schönox Self Leveling Underlayment to bring the entire floor into strict NWFA flatness tolerances.

    The Technology & Safety

    Mixing this volume of cementitious material creates hazardous silica dust. We utilized on site HEPA filtered Collomix stations partnering directly with Schönox regional management on site to guarantee zero airborne silica reached the homeowner's living space.

    The Engineering Process

    Precision Execution & Dust Control.

    Mixing station for a 1.5 inch Schönox self leveling underlayment pour, Ann Arbor, MI

    Schönox Collomix Station

    HEPA vacuum dust control at the mixer for a 1.5 inch Schönox self leveling underlayment pour, Ann Arbor, MI

    HEPA Dust Control at the Mixer

    Close view of a 1.5 inch Schönox self leveling underlayment pour, Ann Arbor, MI

    1.5 Inch Deep Schönox SLU Pour

    This project was executed using our strict NWFA subfloor leveling tolerances.

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