Services / Concrete and Sidewalk Repair
Concrete and Sidewalk Repair
Spall and crack repair, trip-hazard removal, and section replacement where it is genuinely needed.
WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE
Signs It Is Time to Call
A Sidewalk Slab That Has Lifted
What it means
Crumbling Joint Edges on a Plant Floor
What it means
What We Repair
- Spalled and broken concrete, with the steel showing or close to it
- Lifted sidewalk slabs and the trip edges they leave
- Cracked and broken curbs and walks
- Crumbling joint edges on plant and warehouse floors
How We Fix It
One lifted slab is usually a small fix: grind the lip down if it is minor, or cut out and replace the section if it is not. Spalled concrete gets cut back to sound material and rebuilt, with the steel cleaned or new steel added. Broken joint edges on a plant floor get rebuilt and the joint filled with a material made for forklift traffic.
We repair what failed and leave what is still sound. If a slab is past saving, you will hear that from us first.
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HOW THE WORK GOES
Four Steps, No Surprises
- We Walk the Site. You show us what is cracked, spalled, or leaking. We assess what failed and why.
- You Get a Written Punch List, Whether You Hire Us or Not. Each item names the problem and what caused it. If something is past saving, or does not need work for a few more years, the list says that too.
- If You Go Ahead, You Get a Fixed Scope and Price. Line by line, what we will do and what it costs. No allowances that balloon later.
- We Do the Fix and Prove It. The work gets done, checked, and documented before we call it complete.
CONTACT
Tell Us What Is Failing. We Will Come Look.
Send a few photos, the address, and what you are seeing. We will assess it and come back to you with a straight answer, including whether it is worth fixing at all.
info@ccrs-services.com