We diagnose the cause of the damage first, so our repairs solve the problem instead of just hiding it for a season.
We use repair mortars, crack fillers, and sealers designed for exterior freeze thaw exposure, not interior patch products.
Most repairs are quick and cause very little disruption, so your concrete is back in service fast.
Freeze thaw cycles, de-icing salts, poor drainage, and settling soil are the most common culprits. In Monument, long winters and snowmelt around foundations often make these problems worse.
Surface damage like scaling and pitting can often be handled with concrete overlays and resurfacing. Isolated cracks and chipped edges can be repaired. Slabs that are sinking or broken in several places usually need replacement.
Chipped or crumbling steps are one of the most common repair calls we get. Small damage can be fixed, but if the steps are pulling away or settling, new porches, steps, and stoops may be the better option.
After a repair, a few simple habits go a long way. Keep downspouts from dumping water onto concrete, use a gentle ice melt instead of rock salt, and reseal every few years. These small steps help your repair and the rest of your concrete last much longer.
See the full list of our concrete services on our Monument concrete services page.
We inspect the damage, look for drainage or base issues, and explain your repair and replacement options clearly.
Our crew cleans out cracks and damaged areas, repairs or replaces sections as needed, and blends the repair with the surrounding concrete.
We seal the repaired area when appropriate and share tips to help prevent the same damage from coming back.
