What we do
Not every concrete problem requires full replacement. We repair and restore damaged slabs, foundations, and flatwork using proven techniques that extend service life and prevent further deterioration. From hairline cracks to spalling and settlement issues, we assess damage and recommend repair solutions that make sense for your budget and timeline.
Repair services
- Crack repair: Epoxy or polyurethane injection for structural cracks, routing and sealing for surface cracks
- Spalling repair: Remove damaged concrete, prep edges, and patch with polymer-modified repair mortar
- Resurfacing: Apply thin bonded overlay to restore appearance and add years of service
- Slab leveling: Mudjacking or polyurethane foam injection to lift settled concrete
- Joint sealing: Remove old sealant, clean joints, and install new flexible joint sealant
- Surface grinding: Remove trip hazards and uneven surfaces with diamond grinding
Our process
- Damage assessment: Inspect cracks, spalls, and settlement to determine root cause and repair strategy
- Surface prep: Clean, dry, and prep repair areas — remove loose material, etch if needed
- Repair application: Inject, patch, or overlay using materials matched to existing concrete
- Finish & cure: Match texture and color where possible, protect repair during cure
- Seal & protect: Apply sealer or topcoat to protect repair and blend with existing surface
When to repair vs. replace
Concrete repair makes sense when the underlying structure is sound and damage is localized. We recommend replacement when:
- Cracking is widespread or structural (heaving, settling over large areas)
- Base failure is causing ongoing movement and new cracks
- Reinforcement is corroded and causing spalling throughout the slab
- Cost of repair approaches 60-70% of replacement cost
Common repair scenarios
We handle repair projects ranging from minor cosmetic fixes to structural restoration:
- Driveway settlement and cracking from poor base or freeze-thaw
- Patio spalling from salt damage or surface scaling
- Garage floor cracks and control joint deterioration
- Foundation cracks from settlement or hydrostatic pressure
- Commercial parking lot joint deterioration and trip hazards
When to call us
If your concrete is showing signs of damage — cracks, spalling, settlement, or surface deterioration — schedule an inspection. We'll assess the damage, identify the cause, and recommend repair or replacement options with honest pricing and realistic expectations.