Concrete Repair & Restoration
Fix damaged concrete before it gets worse and save money on full replacement.
When to Repair Instead of Replace
Not every damaged concrete surface needs to be torn out and replaced. Many problems can be repaired at a fraction of the cost. Cracks, surface damage, sunken slabs, and scaling can often be fixed if you catch them early enough.
We evaluate your concrete honestly and tell you whether repair or replacement makes more sense. Sometimes a full replacement is the better long-term investment. Other times, repair gives you years of additional life from your existing concrete. Our goal is to save you money while making sure the work lasts.
Concrete Problems We Fix
Here are the most common concrete repairs we handle for Buena Park homeowners:
- •Crack repair: We fill and seal cracks to prevent water intrusion and stop them from spreading.
- •Slab leveling: We lift sunken concrete using mudjacking or foam injection to restore the original height.
- •Spalling and surface damage: We patch deteriorated concrete and resurface damaged areas.
- •Concrete resurfacing: We apply a new layer over old concrete to restore appearance and add years of life.
- •Joint repair: We re-cut and seal expansion joints that have failed.
- •Stain removal: We clean oil, rust, and other stubborn stains from concrete surfaces.
How We Restore Your Concrete
The repair method depends on what is wrong with your concrete. For small cracks, we clean them out and fill them with specialized repair compounds that bond to the old concrete. For larger cracks or structural issues, we might need to remove sections and pour new concrete.
Sunken slabs can often be lifted back to their original height. We drill small holes and pump material underneath to raise the slab. This is faster and less expensive than tearing out and replacing the entire slab. It works great for driveways, sidewalks, and patio sections that have settled.
For surface damage like spalling or scaling, we grind down the damaged area, apply a bonding agent, and patch it with new concrete or resurfacing material. When done correctly, these repairs blend in and last for years.
Protect Your Concrete Investment
The best repair is the one you never have to do. We recommend sealing your concrete every few years to protect it from water, stains, and weather damage. Sealer acts as a barrier that keeps moisture from soaking into the concrete and causing freeze-thaw damage or reinforcement corrosion.
You should also keep control joints and expansion joints sealed. These joints are designed to let concrete move, but if they fill with dirt and debris, they can not do their job. We clean and reseal joints as part of our maintenance services.
Have Damaged Concrete?
Let us take a look before the problem gets worse. We offer free inspections and honest advice about whether repair or replacement is your best option.
(714) 880-7879