Not every crack means the whole slab has to go, and not every slab can be saved. We will look at what you have and tell you straight whether a section replacement will do the job or whether the base underneath has failed and the whole area needs to come out.
Common reasons people call us: driveways heaved by tree roots, walks that have sunk and become a trip hazard, patios that hold water against the house, and garage floors that have cracked across the middle.
What's included
- An honest look at what is causing the damage
- Saw-cutting and removal of damaged sections
- Haul-off of broken concrete
- Base repair or replacement under the new slab
- New concrete poured flush with what stays
Our process
- 1We inspect the damage, explain the cause and give you a written estimate.
- 2We cut out and remove the bad sections.
- 3We fix the base so the problem does not come back, then pour new concrete.
- 4We clean up and walk the repair with you.
Materials and finish
Patching small cracks with filler is cheap but rarely lasts in outdoor slabs. When a section is replaced, we tie it into the surrounding concrete and set the grade so water drains properly, which is usually what caused the damage in the first place.
Questions about repair & replacement
Can you lift sunken concrete instead of replacing it?
We focus on removal and replacement. If your slab is a good candidate for lifting, we will tell you.
Do I have to replace the whole driveway?
Not always. If only some sections are damaged and the rest is sound, we can replace just those.