Concrete Repair & Restoration

Professional Concrete Repair in Delray Beach

Concrete is one of the toughest building materials, but it is not indestructible. Over time, driveways crack, patios settle, sidewalks chip, and foundations develop problems. Sometimes it is from age and wear. Other times it is from poor installation, soil movement, or extreme weather. Whatever the cause, damaged concrete does not fix itself. It only gets worse.

The good news is that most concrete problems can be repaired before they turn into expensive replacements. We specialize in concrete repair and restoration for residential and commercial properties in Delray Beach. Whether you have minor cracks or major damage, we can evaluate the problem and recommend the most cost-effective solution.

Since 2024, we have been helping homeowners fix and restore their concrete surfaces. We use proven repair techniques and high-quality materials to make your concrete safe, functional, and attractive again. In many cases, repairing is faster and cheaper than replacing, and the results can last for years.

Common Concrete Problems We Fix

We handle all kinds of concrete damage and deterioration. Here are the most common issues we see:

• Cracks in driveways, patios, sidewalks, and slabs
• Spalling and flaking where the surface layer chips or peels off
• Settling and sinking that creates uneven surfaces
• Pitting and holes from impact damage or corrosion
• Staining and discoloration from oil, rust, or chemicals
• Foundation problems including cracks, bowing, and moisture intrusion

Some problems are cosmetic and mostly affect appearance. Others are structural and affect safety and function. We will inspect your concrete, identify the root cause of the damage, and explain your options. In some cases, a simple repair is all you need. Other times, replacing a section or the entire surface makes more sense. If your driveway or patio is beyond repair, we can replace it with new concrete that lasts for decades.

How We Repair and Restore Concrete

Different problems require different solutions. We use a variety of proven repair methods depending on the type and extent of damage. For small cracks, we clean out the crack, fill it with epoxy or polyurethane, and seal the surface. This stops water from getting in and prevents the crack from spreading.

For spalling and surface damage, we remove the damaged concrete, clean the area, and apply a bonding agent. Then we patch the area with repair mortar or overlay the entire surface with a new layer of concrete. This restores the smooth, level surface and protects the underlying concrete.

For settling and sinking, we use slab jacking (also called mud jacking or foam jacking) to lift the concrete back to its original level. We drill small holes, inject lifting material underneath, and raise the slab. This is much faster and cheaper than tearing out and replacing the concrete.

For foundation issues, we assess the structural integrity and recommend the right repair strategy. This might include crack injection, carbon fiber reinforcement, underpinning, or other foundation repair techniques. Whatever the problem, we have the skills and equipment to fix it right. Our foundation services cover both new construction and repair work.

Should You Repair or Replace?

This is the question most homeowners ask, and the answer depends on several factors. If the damage is limited to one area, repairing is usually the best option. If the entire surface is cracked, settled, or deteriorated, replacement might make more sense.

Age matters too. If your concrete is relatively new and the damage is from a specific cause (like tree roots or poor drainage), repairing it can give you many more years of use. If your concrete is 20 or 30 years old and showing wear throughout, replacement might be the better investment.

We will give you an honest assessment and help you make the right decision. We are not going to push you toward an expensive replacement if a simple repair will do the job. And if replacement is the better choice, we will explain why and show you what the new concrete will cost. Our goal is to help you get the most value for your money, whether that means repairing what you have or starting fresh.

Frequently Asked Questions About Concrete Repair