Cracks
Separate cosmetic cracks from movement, settlement, drainage, and structural concerns.
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Concrete repair planned with preparation, drainage, finish, and long-term use in mind.
Concrete repair should solve the actual failure when possible. Some problems can be repaired. Others need replacement because the base, drainage, or slab condition is already compromised.
Concrete repair considerations
Concrete performs best when the details match the use case.
Spalling
Review surface failure, exposure, finish, age, and whether replacement is more practical.
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Identify sunken sections, trip hazards, poor support, and drainage-related movement.
Learn moreReplacement Planning
Remove and rebuild sections when patching would create a short-term fix.
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