Dependable Concrete Repair in Griffin

It depends on what the slab is doing. Concrete that is still in a few solid pieces and has only dropped or tilted is usually a leveling job rather than a replacement. Concrete that is pushed up out of place, broken through, or cracked in every direction is past repair. In those cases the old concrete comes out, and a new concrete driveway or fresh concrete walkways go in.

Call or text us about the concrete that is giving you trouble. A picture of the damage usually tells us enough for a ballpark number, and the details get confirmed in person. On the job the area is prepped, the repair goes in, and we check the work as we go.

How much area is involved and what the fix is. Sealing a few cracks is a small job, while leveling a whole section or resurfacing a floor is a bigger one. Slabs that are past saving cost more, because a new concrete patio or concrete slab means removal as well as a pour. Send pictures to get a free estimate.

They can, if the ground under the slab is still moving. A flexible sealant is made to stretch with a crack that opens and closes with the seasons, while a hard fill in the same spot will split again. If the cracks are only on the surface and the slab is not moving, a resurfacing coat or a stamped concrete overlay covers them. An indoor floor can get epoxy flooring instead.

Leveled concrete can usually be used again soon after the work is done. Crack sealant usually firms up by the next day and can take up to a week to cure fully. A resurfacing coat is ready to walk on sooner than new concrete, which needs a day or two for walking and about a week for driving. A floor that will be polished or stained after a repair needs the patch to cure first.

We repair concrete for homes and businesses across the communities south of Atlanta. That includes Barnesville, Brooks, Fayetteville, Forsyth, Griffin, Hampton, Jackson, Locust Grove, McDonough, Milner, Newnan, Peachtree City, Senoia, Thomaston, Williamson, and Zebulon.

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