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Concrete Repairs

Damage to concrete is both expensive and troublesome. You do, however, have a few options. You can do it yourself or call us for assistance if you don't have the time or the necessary expertise.

Understanding the nature of the damage and what caused it in its entirety is the first step in recovering concrete. It will be difficult to select the appropriate type of repair and material without a thorough awareness of these problems, which could lead to repairs that are ineffective or don't last as long as they should. According to the industry, many concrete repairs fall apart after two years; getting it right could be difficult.

What are the most typical forms of concrete damage and the associated concrete repair tasks, and how should you handle them?

The most frequent type of concrete damage we observe is simple cracking. Hairline cracks, shrinkage cracks, settlement cracks, and structural fractures are the four categories, listed in order of severity. Numerous things can be implied by cracks. Patching or repairing the cracked concrete is typically all that is necessary, though more may be needed.

Start putting concrete to use. Repairing surface damage, nicks, spalling, and the effects of freeze/thaw action are all possible with surface restoration treatment. The concrete will typically be unaffected by surface damage, albeit it might not appear as good as it once did. Here are some options to think about: Concrete can be cut, the reinforcing material (usually rebar), repaired, and then the concrete is re-poured in partial and full depth repairs. It is obvious that partial-depth repairs are simpler than full-depth repairs. Utilizing overlays is the third choice. This calls for adding more concrete on top of the damaged layer. The significance of proper surface preparation cannot be overstated.

upkeep of the pool deck (concrete decks). Maintaining the concrete around your pool in good condition is essential if you want to keep it looking nice. A pool deck may sustain concrete damage for a variety of reasons. Surfaces of pool decks are most frequently damaged by freeze-thaw. The effect is amplified by deicing salts and chemicals, which can make the issue worse. Concrete that has been installed improperly or with insufficient joints or support is more likely to crack. Depending on the problem you're trying to solve, there are numerous options. A few examples are cleaning, grit application, crack filling, repairs, overlays, and sealants. Your injury's kind will determine the best course of action.

Start the driveway's concrete repair. Driveways experience a lot of deterioration and wear. Concrete driveways are impacted by a number of factors, including vehicle traffic, exposure to the elements, uneven ground beneath them, and many others. The best option among three for repairing a concrete driveway depends on the extent of the damage: Your driveway may need to be replaced, repaired, or resurfaced. The only task you'll want to complete by yourself is to fill in small gaps and minor cracks. As necessary, fill in the gaps. You'll need a concrete contractor if you decide to totally redo or resurface your driveway in the future.

concrete that is sinking. On sidewalks, walkways, roads, and in bigger areas, sunken concrete has probably been seen in the past. This occurs when the ground beneath the concrete was not sufficiently compacted and is now settling. The greatest option for this issue is slabjacking, which involves raising concrete that is sinking to the proper level by injecting foam or concrete beneath it. To arrange for an inspection and work, call right away. For these jobs, contractors are well-prepared.

Going it alone is not always a good idea. Give us a call if you'd like a second opinion or a professional assessment and quote. We frequently handle repairs and can help you swiftly get back on your feet.
Concrete damage on a concrete slab
Concrete damage is both inconvenient and costly. However, you do have a few possibilities.
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Puyallup Concrete proudly installs concrete for residential and commercial customers. We build concrete foundations, concrete slabs, concrete driveways, stamped concrete, patios, and more. Our team of experienced concrete professionals is local to the Tacoma area, and knows what it takes to build quality, lasting concrete work. We proudly serve Tacoma, Puyallup, and surrounding areas including Auburn, South Hill, Bonney Lake, Edgewood, Federal Way, Spanaway, and everything in between. Give us a call today! 
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