CONCRETE REPAIR — DONE RIGHT, NOT JUST PATCHED
Cracks, spalling, settling, and trip hazards. Honest diagnosis first — cosmetic patches over structural problems don't last.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Concrete repair is the one service where the diagnosis matters more than the work itself. A crack can be surface-level or a sign of sub-base failure. Spalling can be a finishing defect or the result of deicing salt damage. We assess the root cause first and give you an honest recommendation — sometimes repair is the right call, sometimes replacement is cheaper long-term. You'll get a straight answer either way.
Who This Is Right For
- Homeowners with cracked or spalling driveways or patios
- Property owners with settling or sunken slabs
- Anyone with a trip hazard on a sidewalk or patio
- Homeowners who want an honest assessment before committing to full replacement
WHAT'S INCLUDED
THE PROCESS
Honest Diagnosis
We look at what's causing the issue — not just what it looks like. You get a clear explanation of root cause and options.
Repair vs. Replace Decision
We give you both options with honest cost comparisons. If replacement is smarter long-term, we'll say so.
The Repair
Proper routing, prep, and material selection for the specific failure type. We don't just skim-coat over problems.
Inspection & Closeout
Walkthrough at completion. Post-repair care instructions provided.
WHAT DOES IT COST?
Your exact cost depends on size, finish, and site conditions. See all ranges on our pricing page, or get a free written quote.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Can you just patch my cracked driveway, or do I need full replacement?
It depends on the cause. Surface cracks from normal shrinkage can be routed and filled effectively. Cracks from sub-base failure, significant settling, or widespread spalling often mean replacement is better value. We'll tell you which applies to your situation.
What causes concrete to crack in Minnesota?
The main culprits: missing or misplaced control joints, insufficient base depth (frost heave), deicing salt damage, and tree root intrusion. Understanding the cause is essential before choosing a repair method. See our resources page for a full breakdown.
How do you repair sunken concrete?
For sections that have settled but are otherwise intact, slab lifting (mudjacking) can raise the concrete back to grade. For severely settled or damaged sections, removal and repour is often cleaner. We'll assess on-site and show you both options.
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Free on-site estimate. Written quote within 24 hours. No surprise costs.
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Usually scheduled within 1–2 business days.