Concrete Repair & Replacement
Fix damaged concrete before small problems become expensive replacements.
Common Concrete Problems We Fix
Your concrete surfaces take a beating from weather, weight, and time. Small cracks turn into big problems if you ignore them. Water seeps into cracks, freezes and expands, and makes the damage worse. Uneven settling creates trip hazards and drainage issues. The good news is that catching problems early saves you money and extends the life of your concrete.
We see these issues every day in Vero Beach properties. Hairline cracks in driveways spread over time. Patio sections sink because the soil underneath washed away. Steps chip and spall when moisture gets under the surface and breaks the concrete apart. Each problem has a specific repair method that works best.
Our team evaluates your concrete to find the root cause of the damage. Sometimes a simple repair fixes the visible problem but does not address what caused it. We look at drainage patterns, soil conditions, and how the concrete was originally installed. Then we recommend repairs that last because they solve the underlying issue too.
When to Repair vs. Replace Your Concrete
Signs You Can Repair
- •Hairline cracks less than 1/4 inch wide that have not spread significantly
- •Surface spalling or flaking that has not compromised structural integrity
- •Minor settling where sections have dropped less than 2 inches
- •Cosmetic damage that does not affect the concrete strength or safety
Signs You Need Replacement
When concrete has deep structural cracks, widespread breaking across the surface, or severe settling that creates major height differences, replacement makes more financial sense. Trying to patch severely damaged concrete ends up costing more in repeated repairs than doing the job right once.
We give you honest assessments. If your concrete can be repaired affordably and those repairs will last years, we recommend that route. If replacement is the better long-term investment, we explain why. Our goal is helping you make the smart choice for your property and budget, whether that means replacing a driveway or fixing what you have.
Our Concrete Repair Process
We start every repair job with a thorough inspection. This tells us what we are dealing with and lets us plan the right approach. Surface repairs need different materials and techniques than structural fixes. We clean out cracks to remove loose material and debris. Proper prep work ensures the repair material bonds correctly.
For crack repairs, we use flexible sealants that move with the concrete instead of rigid fillers that crack again immediately. Spalled areas get removed completely, then we rebuild the surface with high-strength repair mortar. Sunken sections can often be raised using modern leveling techniques that cost far less than replacement.
After the repair, we address what caused the damage. That might mean improving drainage, adding control joints, or fixing soil issues. Quality repairs combined with preventive measures give you concrete that lasts. We also seal repaired areas to protect against moisture and staining.