Concrete Repair & Restoration
Fix what's broken and restore what's worn. Save money by repairing instead of replacing.
Not All Damaged Concrete Needs to Be Replaced
When you see cracks, chips, or surface damage on your concrete, your first thought might be that you need to tear it all out and start over. But in many cases, professional repair can save you thousands of dollars while giving you a surface that performs like new. We've been providing concrete repair services in Southaven, MS since 2024, and we've learned that the right repair at the right time can extend the life of your concrete by decades.
The key is knowing what can be repaired and what genuinely needs replacement. That's where honest assessment matters. We'll never tell you to replace something that can be effectively repaired, and we won't patch something that's too far gone. You'll get our honest opinion about the best solution for your situation and your budget.
Common Concrete Problems We Fix
We handle a wide range of concrete repair and restoration work:
- •Cracks: Small hairline cracks, wider structural cracks, and everything in between. We identify why the crack formed and fix both the crack and the underlying cause.
- •Spalling and surface damage: When the surface layer flakes off or becomes rough and pitted, we can resurface it to look and perform like new.
- •Sunken or settled sections: Using modern mudjacking or polyurethane foam injection, we can lift settled concrete back to its original level.
- •Edges and corners: Chips and breaks along edges and corners can be rebuilt to match the original surface.
- •Discoloration and staining: Cleaning, etching, and resealing can often restore the original appearance of stained concrete.
- •Failed joints: Expansion joints and control joints that have deteriorated can be repaired or replaced.
Whether it's your driveway, patio, walkway, or any other concrete surface, we have the tools and experience to assess the damage and recommend the most cost-effective solution.
Modern Repair Methods That Actually Work
Concrete repair technology has come a long way. We don't just slap some patch material in a crack and hope for the best. We use modern materials and techniques that create repairs strong enough to last as long as the original concrete:
For cracks: We clean out the crack, apply bonding agents, and fill with flexible repair compounds that move with the concrete through temperature changes. For structural cracks, we may install carbon fiber reinforcement or epoxy injection to restore strength.
For surface damage: Depending on the extent of damage, we might use polymer-modified overlays that bond to the existing concrete and create a new durable surface. These can be colored and textured to match or update the appearance.
For settled sections: Rather than replacing entire sections of sunken concrete, we can often lift them back into place using mudjacking (pumping a slurry mixture underneath) or polyurethane foam injection (lighter weight and faster). Both methods cost a fraction of what replacement would cost.
The right repair method depends on what's wrong, why it happened, and what you want the end result to look like. We'll explain your options clearly so you can make an informed decision.
Prevention Is Cheaper Than Repair
The best repair is the one you never have to do. Regular maintenance can catch small problems before they become big expensive ones. We recommend having your concrete surfaces inspected every few years, especially if they're older or see heavy use.
Simple maintenance steps make a huge difference: Keep concrete sealed to protect it from water infiltration and freeze-thaw damage. Make sure water drains away from concrete surfaces instead of pooling on them. Address small cracks while they're still small. Clean off oil, chemicals, and de-icing salts that can damage the surface.
We're based right here in Southaven at 187 Stateline Rd E, and we know how Mississippi weather affects concrete. Hot, humid summers. Heavy rains. Occasional winter freezes. All of these take their toll over time. Our repair methods account for these local conditions so your repairs last. Whether you need emergency repairs or routine maintenance, we're here to help keep your concrete in good shape.