Easily Repair a Concrete Slab Hole and Replace Laminate Flooring | HOWTO DIY

Do you have a hole in your concrete slab or foundation? We're going to walk through one way to repair a concrete slab after a plumbing repair. We'll use some tools and supplies you will have to purchase. At the end of the process, we'll replace the laminate flooring making it look brand new and nobody will ever know it was replaced unless you tell them that repaired it yourself! Below is a brief supplies list for reference.

PLEASE NOTE: I am not a professional, I was assisted and advised
by a professional.

There are other methods and processes for this repair.
This is one way.

If you are unsure seek a contractor to complete your repair.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:53 - Supplies Needed
1:23 - Tools Needed
1:58 - Step 1: Prep the Concrete Area
2:13 - Step 2: Sand Concrete Mix Layer
3:23 - Step 3: Standard Concrete Mix Layer
4:38 - Step 4: Leveling the Area
5:55 - Step 5: Replace the Laminate Flooring
7:35 - Finished Floor and Results

Supplies:
Sand Concrete Mix
Concrete Mix
Concrete Bonding Agent
* Patch and Level Mix (Optional)
* Floor Primer Adhesive
Floor Patch and Leveler

Supplies for this Repair:
* Under Laminate Foam
Flooring Tape
General Adhesive (Liquid Nails)
Laminate Flooring Install Kit
Laminate Flooring

Tools:
Bin & 5GAL Bucket (for mixing)
Shovel
Brick Trowel
Concrete polishing Trowel
Paint Brush
* Power Drill
Mixing Bit

Tools for this Repair:
Rubber Mallet
Flooring Installation Kit
Circular or Table Saw
* Laminate Flooring

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