Concrete Crack Repair Services for a Stronger, Safer Home or Business
Concrete cracks are a common problem, but they can also be dangerous if left unrepaired. Water can seep into the cracks and freeze, causing the concrete to expand and crack further. This can lead to serious damage, such as foundation problems and sinking concrete.
We can repair any concrete crack, big or small. We use a variety of repair methods, including:
Crack injection: This method is used to repair small cracks. We inject a special sealant into the crack to fill it and prevent water from seeping in.
Routing and sealing: This method is used to repair dormant, non-structural cracks. A groove is routed along the crack and then filled with a sealant.
Injection grouting: This method is used to repair cracks that are wider or deeper than can be repaired with routing and sealing. A grout material is injected into the crack to fill it and strengthen the concrete.
Epoxy injection: This method is used to repair structural cracks or cracks that are exposed to water or chemicals. Epoxy is a very strong and durable material that can restore the concrete to its original strength.
Drilling and plugging: This method is used to repair cracks that are very narrow or deep. A hole is drilled into the concrete at the end of the crack and then plugged with a steel or epoxy plug.
The best method for repairing a concrete crack will depend on the size, depth, and location of the crack, as well as the structural integrity of the concrete. It is important to have a qualified concrete repair contractor inspect the crack and recommend the best repair method.
Concrete Joint sealing
Concrete joints are the areas where two pieces of concrete meet. Over time, these joints can crack and allow water to seep in. We can seal your concrete joints to prevent water damage and extend the life of your concrete.
Routing and Sealing
Routing and sealing is a common and effective method for repairing concrete cracks. It is a non-structural repair that is best suited for dormant cracks, which are cracks that are not moving or widening. Routing and sealing can be used to repair cracks of all sizes, but it is most commonly used for cracks that are less than 1/4 inch wide and 1/2 inch deep.
Injection grouting
Injection grouting is a method of repairing concrete cracks by injecting a grout material into the crack. Grout is a thick, fluid material that can flow into cracks and voids. Once the grout has cured, it fills the crack and strengthens the concrete.
Injection grouting is a versatile method that can be used to repair a variety of concrete cracks, including:
Dormant cracks: Cracks that are not moving or widening.
Moving cracks: Cracks that are widening or expanding.
Structural cracks: Cracks that affect the structural integrity of the concrete.
Cracks caused by water damage: Cracks that have been caused by water seeping into the concrete.
Cracks caused by chemical damage: Cracks that have been caused by chemicals reacting with the concrete.
Injection grouting can also be used to repair concrete cracks in a variety of locations, including:
Driveways: Cracks in driveways can be repaired to prevent water from seeping into the foundation and causing damage.
Sidewalks: Cracks in sidewalks can be repaired to improve safety and prevent tripping hazards.
Foundations: Cracks in foundations can be repaired to prevent water and moisture from entering the home.
Pools: Cracks in pools can be repaired to prevent leaks and keep the pool water clean.
Benefits
Why choose us for your concrete crack repair needs?
We are experienced professionals who have been repairing concrete cracks for years.
We offer a variety of repair methods to fit your needs and budget.
We use only the highest quality materials and equipment.
We offer a satisfaction guarantee on all of our work.