Concrete Repair & Restoration

When Concrete Needs Repair

Even well-installed concrete can develop problems over time. Cracks appear, surfaces wear down, edges chip, or entire sections settle. Weather, heavy use, tree roots, and poor drainage all take their toll. The question is whether to repair what you have or replace it entirely.

We have been fixing concrete problems in Wichita Falls since 2024. We give you an honest assessment of what can be repaired and what needs replacement. Some damage is cosmetic and easy to fix. Other issues run deep and signal structural problems. We explain what is happening, why it happened, and what your options are.

Common Concrete Problems We Fix

We handle a wide range of concrete repair and restoration work:

• Crack repair in driveways, walkways, and patios
• Sunken or settled concrete lifting and leveling
• Spalling and surface deterioration repair
• Edge and corner repairs from chipping or breaking
• Trip hazard removal on sidewalks and walkways
• Expansion joint replacement and maintenance
• Resurfacing worn or stained concrete
• Foundation crack sealing and waterproofing

Each repair requires specific techniques and materials. We match the repair method to the problem so you get lasting results, not temporary patches that fail in a year.

Repair vs. Replacement

Not every concrete problem needs full replacement. Small cracks, minor settling, and surface damage can often be repaired for a fraction of replacement cost. If the underlying structure is sound, repair makes sense.

However, widespread cracking, major settling, or structural failure usually means replacement is the better choice. We help you understand which situation you are facing. Sometimes repairing now buys you a few more years until replacement makes sense budget-wise. Other times, replacement now saves money versus repeated repairs.

We are not here to sell you more than you need. We give you options and honest recommendations based on your specific situation. Your budget and timeline matter, and we work with both.

Preventing Future Damage

After we repair your concrete, we look at what caused the problem in the first place. Poor drainage? Tree roots? Inadequate base preparation? Understanding the cause helps prevent repeat issues.

Sometimes the fix involves more than just the concrete. We might need to improve drainage, remove problem trees, or add expansion joints. We explain what will help your repaired concrete last longer. Maintenance also matters. Simple things like keeping expansion joints clear and sealing cracks early extend concrete life significantly. We show you what to watch for and when to call us.