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About Concrete Repair Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Concrete repair addresses spalling, surface scaling, cracks, and settled sections using methods ranging from routing and sealing cracks with polyurethane or epoxy injection, to applying polymer-modified concrete overlays for surface restoration. Settled sections are raised with foam leveling (polyurethane slab jacking) or traditional mudjacking using a 1.5-inch drill hole and pressure-injected slurry. Surface preparation by shot-blasting or diamond grinding is critical for overlay adhesion.

Clients need watertight, stable repairs that match existing concrete appearance and prevent further deterioration from water infiltration and freeze-thaw damage.

Licensing & credentials: No specific license required; ACI 546 Repair Application Technician certification demonstrates specialized knowledge.

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Concrete Repair — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Concrete Repair services

What is foam leveling and how does it work?

Polyurethane foam is injected through 5/8-inch holes in the slab; it expands, filling voids and lifting the slab to level. It's faster and lighter than mudjacking and doesn't add significant load.

Can concrete cracks be permanently repaired?

Active (moving) cracks require flexible polyurethane sealant; dormant (stable) cracks can be epoxy-injected for structural bonding. Underlying settlement causes must be addressed for lasting repair.

What causes concrete to spall?

Deicing salt infiltrates the concrete and causes subsurface expansion during freeze-thaw cycles, breaking off the surface layer. Calcium chloride and rock salt are the primary culprits.

Can a concrete overlay hide significant surface damage?

Micro-toppings and resurfacing overlays can restore appearance on surfaces with surface spalling and minor cracks (under 1/4 inch wide and not moving), but won't fix structural or drainage issues.

How long does foam leveling last?

Polyurethane foam leveling typically lasts 5–10+ years; if the underlying void was caused by ongoing soil erosion or plumbing leak, addressing the root cause is necessary for long-term success.

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