Concrete Repair

What This Service Involves

Pacific Northwest moisture works its way into every crack, then freezes, expands, and turns a small flaw into a failing slab. We diagnose the underlying cause, whether it is a failed sub-base, poor drainage, or freeze-thaw spalling, so the repair actually lasts instead of returning next winter. Depending on the damage we route and seal cracks, resurface spalled areas, or slab-jack settled sections back to grade. Addressing problems early protects the surrounding concrete and postpones the far larger cost of full replacement.

Benefits

Stops water intrusion before freeze-thaw worsens the damage; Restores trip-safe, level walking surfaces; Extends the life of existing concrete and defers replacement; Matches repairs to blend with surrounding finish; Addresses drainage causes, not just symptoms

Our Process

1) Inspect the damage and identify the root cause; 2) Prepare the area by cutting, cleaning, or lifting; 3) Apply the appropriate repair, patch, or resurfacer; 4) Seal and finish to protect against future moisture

What Affects the Cost

Type and severity of the damage; Square footage or linear feet needing repair; Whether slab-jacking or sub-base work is required; Material and color matching to existing concrete; Accessibility and preparation involved

Best Time of Year

Repairs cure best in dry, mild weather, so late spring through early fall is preferable, though urgent trip hazards should be addressed whenever they appear.