Concrete Repair
Our concrete repair services identify and resolve concrete issues. That means anything from cracks in your concrete to extensive damage. Where possible, we solve problems entirely. If the damage is extensive, we can help plan the next steps to resolve the problem.
Joint Reconstruction
Joint reconstruction is the process of repairing concrete by creating new or enlarged joints. The most common type of concrete joint reconstruction is the installation of fresh concrete, which is used to fill in missing concrete and create new joints.
Joint/Slab Stabilization
Joint stabilization helps to reinforce joints and prevent them from collapsing, while slab stabilization helps to repair cracks and improve the overall stability of the concrete.
Patching
Patching is one of the most common concrete repair methods. This involves filling the damaged area with a new concrete mixture.
Grouting
Grouting is the process of filling in the cracks and voids in concrete, and it is essential for ensuring a strong, long-lasting repair.
Latest Articles About Concrete Repair
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The Right Way to Repair Water-Damaged Concrete Slabs
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Your Reference Guide to Concrete Repair for Common Causes of Damage
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Concrete Repair Calculator
Trying to estimate the cost of your concrete repair project yourself can be a daunting task. There are many variables to consider, from the size and scope of the project to the type of concrete involved. That’s why we’ve developed a handy concrete repair calculator. Just enter a few details about your project, and we’ll give you an estimated cost.
Of course, it’s always best to consult with a professional contractor using the form below for a more accurate estimate.