Concrete Repair & Replacement

Why Concrete Repair Matters

Your concrete takes a beating from weather, wear, and time. Cracks, chips, and uneven surfaces are not just eyesores. They are signs that your concrete needs attention before small problems become expensive replacements.

We see it all the time in Apex. A small crack in your driveway lets water seep underneath. When winter hits, that water freezes and expands. What started as a hairline crack becomes a full break. What could have been a simple repair now requires tearing out and replacing the entire section.

The good news is that catching problems early saves you money. A professional repair can add years to your concrete and keep your property looking sharp. You do not have to replace everything just because one section has issues. Let us show you what is fixable and what needs replacement.

How We Handle Repairs

We do not cut corners or slap on a quick fix. Our repairs are designed to last, using proven methods and quality materials. Here is how we do it:

Inspection and Assessment

We start by looking at the full picture. What caused the damage? Is the base still solid? Are there drainage issues? We need to understand the problem before we fix it. This step ensures we address the root cause, not just the symptom.

Surface Prep and Cleaning

Any loose material gets removed. We clean the area thoroughly so the repair material bonds properly. If we are replacing a section, we cut clean edges and remove the old concrete completely. Good prep work makes the difference between a repair that lasts and one that fails in a year.

Application and Finishing

We use commercial-grade materials that match your existing concrete. Whether we are filling cracks, resurfacing, or pouring new sections, we take the time to get it right. The finish is smooth, level, and ready to handle whatever you throw at it. For professional concrete work in Apex, we treat repairs with the same care as new installations.

Curing and Protection

Concrete needs time to cure properly. We protect the repaired area and let you know exactly when you can use it again. Rushing this step ruins the work, so we give your concrete the time it needs to reach full strength.