CONCRETE REPAIRS - AFFORDABLE CONCRETE SOLUTIONS

Unstable and compromised concrete structures can lead to severe problems such as waste and disposal issues and more importantly, safety hazards for everyone in the building. It can also cost you more if you let the damage sit for long without addressing the root issue. Our professional contractors use premium materials and employ high standard techniques to restore and repair concrete structures. 

Structural Repair

Thermal expansion, shifting or settling, and use of low-quality concrete, and even wrong curing or pouring of concrete during the first installation are some of the reasons for having cracks in concretes. We will be able to fix these problems in your concrete with our specialized methods in repair and restoration to bring back the durability and stability of your concrete. 

Injection Method

One method of dealing with cracks is by injection. Two-element epoxies or urethane resins can be either poured or injected into the crack to fix it. Chemical and mechanical bonding happens inside the crack which has a similar effect to that of welding. 

Spall Repair

Spalling can happen because of different factors such as ground shifting, freeze cycle, rebar corrosion, corrosive elements, or incorrect pouring during the first time of construction. Two-Element, epoxy-based mortars, polymer-modified cement or hydraulic types of cement are the main products used to repair this type of damage. Other additional materials can also be used depending on the specific repair need of the client. 

Overlays and Toppings

Another type of concrete repair is an overlay and topping for surfaces that went through scaling because of substandard concrete composition, impaction, or chemical attack. For this repair to be a success, the surface needs to be prepared through water or sandblasting, priming, and acid etching.  This type of repair is most suitable for driveways and patios.  

Expansion Joints

It is crucial that the concrete installed can permit expansion and contraction, or else, future problems will arise. However, there are instances when the materials used are not sufficient to prevent cracking and spalling. Other factors can also affect the integrity of the concrete such as traffic, subsidence, and excessive shears. Our team is capable of installing new joints in no time. With the use of epoxies, cold tar epoxies, polysulfides, ethylene vinyl acetate, and other potent materials, we can create a wide range of expansion joints fit for your concrete repair need. 

Leak Stoppage

We can use epoxy or inject a polyurethane grout to prevent leaks from causing trouble to your concrete or other reinforcing steel within it. 

Soil Stabilizatios

We can provide you with two powerful ways to ensure the stability of the soil where your structure stands.
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Chemical Grouting
We will inject chemical grouts into the soil or surround the mass to make sure the ground is fully stabilized. By injecting chemical groups, the surrounding land is supported and strengthened. This will result in increased compressive strength, prevention of water leakage, as well as filling in of the gaps in the soil particles. This method is also ideal to increase the load-bearing potential for a more reliable barrier and to seclude hazardous waste.
Particulate Grouting
When the soil is absent due to water flow, particulate grouting is the method used to stabilize the ground. Gaps can be left under and cause settling. Load bearing members can crack and deteriorate the concrete if left unaddressed. 

Coating and Linings

Your storage vessels need back-up systems that will safeguard them against failure. We can provide you with a wide array of solutions depending on your system's specific needs:

• Epoxy, novalac, vinylester
• Reinforced systems
• Corrosion-control polyurethanes and epoxy systems
• Polyureas
• Liners

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Our team of experts can help you:

• Determine repair needs for preventive and maintenance purposes
• Repair cracks before they get worse
• Provide you with the most affordable and efficient way to repair concrete damage in your property