Can all cracks be repaired?

Most cracks can be repaired if they are caught early. However, if the slab has shifted significantly or has severe structural damage, replacement might be the better option. We will assess the damage and give you an honest recommendation.

How long do repairs last?

It depends on the repair method and the cause of the damage. A properly done crack fill or leveling job can last 10 to 20 years or more. If the underlying problem is not addressed, like poor drainage or unstable soil, the damage might come back.

Is repair cheaper than replacement?

Almost always, yes. Repairs typically cost 30 to 50 percent of what full replacement would. Even if you end up needing to replace the concrete in a few years, repair buys you time and extends the life of what you already have.

Concrete Repair & Restoration

Fix cracks, level surfaces, and restore damaged concrete before it gets worse.

Freshly restored concrete driveway in Compton, CA showing quality repair work

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Why Repair Matters

Concrete problems do not fix themselves. Small cracks turn into big ones. Uneven slabs get worse. Water seeps in and causes more damage. What starts as a minor issue can become a major expense if you wait too long. The good news is that most concrete damage can be repaired if you catch it early.

We provide concrete repair and restoration services in Compton, CA for driveways, patios, walkways, slabs, and other surfaces. Whether you have cracks, settling, spalling, or other damage, we can assess the problem and recommend the best solution. In many cases, repair costs a fraction of what replacement would, and it extends the life of your concrete for years.

Common Concrete Problems

Concrete can fail for a lot of reasons: poor installation, weather, soil movement, or just age. Here are the issues we see most often:

•Cracks: Hairline cracks are mostly cosmetic, but wide or growing cracks need attention before they split the slab
•Settling or sinking: When the ground beneath the concrete shifts, the surface drops and becomes uneven
•Spalling or flaking: The surface layer breaks off in chunks, usually due to freeze-thaw cycles or poor finishing
•Uneven surfaces: Tripping hazards where one section is higher than another, often caused by tree roots or soil erosion
•Discoloration or stains: Oil, rust, mold, or other substances that soak into the surface and make it look bad

If your concrete driveway or patio is showing any of these signs, it is time to get it looked at. We can tell you whether repair is an option or if replacement makes more sense.

How We Fix Concrete

The repair method depends on the type and extent of damage. We use proven techniques and quality materials to make sure the fix lasts.

Crack Repair

Small cracks can be filled with epoxy or polyurethane injection. Larger cracks might need routing and sealing. We clean out the crack, apply the filler, and seal it to prevent water from getting in.

Slab Leveling

If a section has sunk, we can lift it back to the correct height using polyurethane foam injection or mudjacking. This is faster and cheaper than tearing out and replacing the whole slab.

Surface Restoration

Spalling and surface damage can be repaired with a concrete overlay or resurfacing. We grind down the damaged layer, apply a new surface coat, and finish it to match the rest of the slab.

Stain Removal and Sealing

We can clean and treat most stains, then seal the surface to prevent future staining. Sealing also protects against moisture, freeze-thaw damage, and general wear.

We also handle repairs for concrete patios and other outdoor surfaces. If it is concrete and it is damaged, we can probably fix it.

Common Questions About Concrete Repair

Got Damaged Concrete?

Call us for a free assessment. We will inspect the damage, explain your options, and give you a fair quote.

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