Concrete Repair in
Allen, TX;

We do the following major concrete repair operations in Allen, TX:

• Epoxy Concrete Repair
• Crack Filling
• Curb Repair
• Spall Repair
• Expansion Joint Caulking
• Tilt Wall Repairs
• Floor Patching
• Freezer Floor Repairs
• Concrete Grinding
• Sealant Replacements
• Power Washing
• Pavement Markings
• Urethane Injections
• Epoxy Injections

Concrete Crack Repair;

Valley Concrete Contractor Allen provides crack chasing services if your concrete driveway or sidewalk has several cracks. During this process, all concrete fractures are filled and sealed. This concrete rehabilitation process is intended for more dormant cracks. Fracture healing is not structural, and it does not include the restoration of tensile strength. This indicates that the concrete crack repair does not restore the original integrity of the concrete. These solutions just help to prevent more damage and rapid cracking over the concrete. A common blunder is the use of concrete patch or another type of cement material to fix concrete fractures. While this type of product may appear appealing at first, it will undoubtedly “shrink.” This means that it will crack over time, causing you to face the same issue again. A more permanent solution is to put a sealant to the “groove” created by “routing” or pursuing the fracture.

Concrete Surface Repair;

Concrete resurfacing or overlay processes can help to prolong the life of a concrete patio or driveway. If your concrete is “good,” it signifies that its integrity is still intact. Then concrete resurfacing or overlay may be beneficial. More information about our concrete resurfacing services may be found here. The biggest advantage of resurfacing over replacement is that it costs around half as much! Many customers who are looking for a less expensive version to replacement choose concrete resurfacing.

Concrete Deck Repair;

Concrete decking around pools are one of the most important pool safety measures. The concrete soaks up excess water, serves as an entrance point, and keeps the pool and water distinct from grass, dirt, or other plants. Pools and decks go hand in hand, and both must be well-maintained and kept to the highest of standards. Concrete deck fractures, dips, or uneven levels are extremely dangerous for pool visitors since the combination of uneven surfaces, water, and the ever-present amount of joy and excitement associated with a pool may result in disastrous slips, falls, and accidents.

Valley Concrete Contractor Allen, a competent concrete repair company, can, fortunately, permanently address any concerns with your deck. If there are empty vacuums in the soil beneath the concrete, it may crack, sink, or collapse. Due to the intricacy of building a pool, digging the site, and maintaining the pool itself, soil changes and compaction are the most common issues. The pressure of the pool and the moving earth around it may cause washouts and holes in the concrete. Instead of replacing the entire concrete deck, which is a time-consuming, expensive, and unpleasant process, we can repair the concrete and stabilize the soil beneath it, permanently returning your deck to its prior state.

Concrete Sidewalk Repair;

Is your pathway looking a little shabby? Cracks, chips, and uneven surfaces are not only unsightly, but also dangerous. Every day, your neighbors and customers go down your sidewalk, and a cracked sidewalk might be a tripping hazard. Did you know that in Allen, the majority of home and business owners are responsible for the repair of their sidewalk? As water collects beneath the lower concrete slab, sunken concrete deteriorates with each passing season. As a result, soil erosion takes place between and beneath the concrete slabs. One freeze-thaw cycle is enough to dislodge and shatter whole concrete sidewalk slabs. Concrete is one of the most durable building materials on the market. Concrete sidewalks, on the other hand, deteriorate with time.

Weather exposure, repetitive freeze-thaw cycles, insufficient water drainage, and earth movement all take their toll year after year. If you have an uneven sidewalk and are ready to fix it but are unsure whether to repair or replace it, consider the following elements to help you make an informed decision based on the amount of damage. Valley Concrete Contractor Allen has developed our concrete sidewalk restoration technique to a science. We drill a series of 1-inch holes in the slab and then use hydraulics to pump a limestone-based slurry below it. This material fills up all the holes and restores the subsurface, resulting in the formation of a new, stable sub-base. Once any gaps have been filled, our qualified professionals will gently and precisely raise the slab back into place. When the job is finished, the concrete may be used right away. Not only do we lay a level concrete surface, but we also support the foundation beneath the slab. This helps to avoid settling in areas prone to freezing/thawing or high humidity.