Concrete Repair & Restoration

Why You Should Repair Concrete Instead of Replacing It

Not all damaged concrete needs to be torn out and replaced. In many cases, professional repair and restoration can fix the problem at a fraction of the cost. Cracks, spalling, settling, and surface damage can often be repaired to restore both appearance and function. This saves you money and extends the life of your existing concrete.

We serve homeowners throughout Little Elm, TX who want to fix concrete problems before they get worse. Small cracks turn into big cracks. Minor settling leads to major structural issues. Surface damage lets water in, which causes more damage during freeze-thaw cycles. Repairing problems early prevents bigger, more expensive repairs later.

Common Concrete Problems We Fix

We handle all types of concrete repair and restoration work:

• Crack repair: Fill and seal cracks to prevent water intrusion and further damage
• Slab leveling: Lift and stabilize settled or uneven concrete slabs
• Spalling and surface damage: Repair flaking, pitting, or chipped concrete surfaces
• Joint repair: Fix or replace damaged expansion and control joints
• Stain and discoloration removal: Clean and restore faded or stained concrete
• Resurfacing: Apply a new layer to refresh old, worn concrete

Each problem requires a different repair approach. We evaluate the damage, identify the cause, and recommend the most effective and affordable solution. Sometimes a simple crack fill is enough. Other times, we may need to lift and level the slab or apply a complete resurface. We explain your options so you can make the right decision.

How We Restore Damaged Concrete

For cracks, we clean out loose material, fill the crack with specialized repair products, and seal the surface to prevent water from getting in. For settled slabs, we use mudjacking or polyurethane foam injection to lift the concrete back to level. For surface damage, we remove loose material, prepare the surface, and apply repair mortar or a bonded overlay.

Resurfacing is a popular option for driveways, patios, and walkways that are structurally sound but look worn or stained. We apply a thin layer of polymer-modified concrete over the existing surface, then finish it to match your desired look. You can even add color or texture for a completely refreshed appearance at much less cost than replacement.

When to Repair and When to Replace

Repair makes sense when the concrete is still structurally sound but has cosmetic or minor functional issues. If the base is stable, the cracks are not too wide, and the slab has not settled dramatically, repair is usually the best option. It costs less, takes less time, and produces excellent results.

Replacement is necessary when the concrete has major structural damage, extensive cracking throughout, or has failed due to poor installation or base problems. We give you an honest assessment of whether repair or replacement is the better long-term solution. Our goal is to provide the most cost-effective fix that meets your needs and lasts.

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