Concrete Repair & Restoration

Save Money With Expert Repairs

Not every damaged concrete surface needs to be completely replaced. In many cases, professional repair and restoration can fix the problem for a fraction of the cost of new concrete. Whether you have cracks in your driveway, sunken sidewalk sections, or surface damage on your patio, we can often repair the concrete and extend its life for years to come.

Here in Edinburg, we repair and restore concrete for homeowners and businesses throughout the Rio Grande Valley. We start by figuring out what caused the damage so we can fix the root problem, not just patch over it. This approach means your repairs last longer and you get better value for your investment.

Common Concrete Problems We Fix

Concrete can develop problems for many reasons. Here are the issues we see most often:

• Cracks: From hairline surface cracks to wider structural cracks, we repair and seal to prevent further damage.
• Settling and sinking: When the ground underneath shifts, concrete can sink or become uneven. We use proven techniques to level and stabilize.
• Surface damage: Scaling, spalling, and pitting from weather, de-icing salts, or improper finishing can be repaired and refinished.
• Broken edges and corners: High-traffic areas often chip and break. We rebuild damaged sections to match the existing surface.
• Drainage problems: Standing water accelerates concrete damage. We can improve grading and add drainage solutions.

Our Repair and Restoration Services

Every repair job is different, so we start with a thorough inspection to understand what is wrong and why. For cracks, we determine if they are cosmetic or structural. Surface cracks can usually be filled and sealed. Deeper structural cracks may need more extensive repair to prevent them from spreading.

When concrete has settled or sunk, we can often raise it back to the proper level using specialized techniques. This process, called slab jacking or mudjacking, fills voids under the concrete and lifts it without removing and replacing the entire section. It works well for driveways, sidewalks, and patios that have settled unevenly.

For surface damage like scaling or spalling, we can resurface the concrete with a fresh layer that bonds to the existing slab. This gives you a like-new appearance without the cost of complete replacement. We also offer concrete staining and sealing to restore the appearance of faded or discolored concrete.

When to Repair vs. Replace

Not all concrete damage can be repaired. If your concrete has extensive cracking throughout, major structural failure, or damage affecting more than half the surface, replacement might be the better option. We will give you an honest assessment of whether repair makes sense for your situation.

Generally, if the damage is limited to specific areas and the overall structure is sound, repair is the way to go. You save money, avoid the mess of tearing out old concrete, and get your surface back in service faster. For newer concrete with isolated problems, repair is almost always the right choice. We will walk you through your options and help you make the decision that is best for your property and budget.

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