Concrete Repair & Replacement
We fix cracked, damaged, or worn concrete to restore safety and curb appeal.
When to Repair vs Replace Your Concrete
Not every crack means you need to tear everything out. Sometimes a simple repair saves you thousands of dollars and gets your concrete back in shape. Other times, replacement is the smarter move. Here's how we help you decide.
If your concrete has small cracks, surface chips, or minor settling, repair usually works great. We can fill cracks, patch damaged areas, and level sections that have shifted slightly. You get a solid surface again without the cost of starting over.
But when your concrete is severely cracked, crumbling, or sinking in multiple spots, replacement makes more sense. Trying to patch major damage is like putting a bandaid on a broken bone. It might look better for a few months, but the problems come back. We give you an honest assessment so you know exactly what your concrete needs.
Age matters too. If your concrete driveway or patio is over 25 years old with significant damage, replacement often costs less in the long run than trying to patch everything. Fresh concrete gives you decades of reliable service.
Common Concrete Problems We Fix
Your concrete faces tough conditions every day. Freeze-thaw cycles, heavy loads, tree roots, and water damage all take their toll. We've seen it all, and we know how to fix it.
Issues We Handle
- •Cracks from settlement, temperature changes, or overloading
- •Spalling where the surface is flaking or peeling off
- •Sunken sections creating trip hazards and drainage problems
- •Crumbling edges and corners that break apart
- •Water pooling caused by improper slope or settling
- •Stains and discoloration that make your property look neglected
Each problem has a specific fix. We don't use the same solution for everything. That's why our team inspects your concrete carefully before recommending repairs. You get targeted fixes that actually work, not generic patches that fail in six months.
How We Repair Your Concrete
Good repairs start with understanding what caused the damage. We don't just cover up problems. We fix the root cause so your concrete stays solid for years.
Step 1: Inspection and Assessment
We examine your concrete to find all the damage, not just what's visible on the surface. Sometimes cracks you can see are symptoms of bigger issues underneath. We check for settling, drainage problems, and structural concerns.
Step 2: Cleaning and Preparation
Clean concrete is essential for repairs that last. We remove loose material, dirt, and debris. For crack repairs, we widen and clean the crack so the filler bonds properly. This prep work makes the difference between a repair that lasts one year versus ten years.
Step 3: Repair Work
We use professional-grade materials designed for concrete repair. This isn't the stuff you buy at the hardware store. Our fillers, sealants, and patching compounds are engineered to match your existing concrete's strength and flexibility. For patio repairs, we can even match colors and textures so the fix blends in.
Step 4: Finishing and Sealing
After repairs cure, we finish the surface and apply sealant. The sealant protects your concrete from water, chemicals, and weather damage. It's like sunscreen for your concrete, extending its life and preventing future damage.
Why Professional Repairs Beat DIY
You can find concrete repair products at any home improvement store. But buying the materials doesn't mean you'll get professional results. Here's what makes our repairs different.
First, we have the right tools. Concrete repair requires specialized equipment like grinders, pressure washers, mixers, and injection systems. These tools let us prepare surfaces properly and apply materials correctly. Without them, your repair won't bond right or cure properly.
Second, we understand concrete chemistry. Not all repair products work for all situations. Some fillers shrink as they cure. Others don't match your concrete's strength. We choose materials based on your specific situation, whether it's a driveway, walkway, or foundation.
Third, we fix underlying problems. A crack might be caused by poor drainage, settling soil, or tree roots. If we don't address the cause, the crack comes back. We look at the big picture to give you repairs that actually last.
Most importantly, we stand behind our work. If something goes wrong with a DIY repair, you're stuck redoing it yourself or calling us anyway. When we handle it from the start, you get guaranteed results and peace of mind. Your concrete is too important to gamble on.