
Why Does Concrete Crack, Settle and Deteriorate?
Concrete is strong, though it faces constant exposure to conditions that can cause damage over time. Water can seep into porous concrete and the soil below, while freeze-thaw cycles, erosion and shifting soil can contribute to cracking, settlement and surface deterioration. Cracks and open joints can let even more water reach the concrete and soil beneath it, adding to the potential for further damage.
Protecting your concrete means dealing with these problems at the source, not just changing how the surface looks.

Symptoms
Signs Your Concrete Needs Repair and Protection
Concrete damage can show up in different ways depending on what’s happening to the concrete itself, the soil beneath it and the amount of moisture and weather exposure it receives. Some signs seem cosmetic at first, while others can impact drainage, safety or the long-term condition of the concrete.
Signs it might be time to repair and protect your concrete include:
- Cracking concrete or widening cracks
- Sinking, settling or uneven slabs
- Gaps or deteriorating joints between slabs
- Water pooling on or around concrete
- Pitting, flaking or other surface deterioration
- Stains or discoloration

Our Concrete Repair and Protection Solutions
For Sinking, Settled and Uneven Concrete
Concrete Leveling
Settled concrete doesn’t always need to be replaced. PolyLevel® uses a lightweight polyurethane foam injected beneath the slab to fill voids and bring settled concrete back toward its original position. The process can be used on driveways, sidewalks, patios and other concrete surfaces with less disruption than traditional replacement.

For Cracks, Gaps and Open Joints
Concrete Caulking
Cracks and open joints give water a route to the soil beneath your concrete, where erosion and soil movement can lead to settlement. NexusPro® is a flexible concrete sealant applied to seal cracks and joints in concrete while standing up to changing temperatures and weather exposure.

For Porous, Weather-Exposed Concrete
Concrete Sealing
Concrete is porous, allowing water and other contaminants to soak into the surface and contribute to deterioration over time. SealantPro® penetrates the concrete and permanently bonds with it, helping shield concrete from moisture, chemicals and the damaging effects of repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

For Worn, Stained or Dated Concrete
Concrete Coatings
Once the necessary concrete repairs are complete, a coating or resurfacing system can give the surface a new look while adding another layer of protection. Depending on the system chosen, coatings can update residential and commercial driveways, patios, walkways, pool decks and other concrete surfaces with decorative finishes built to withstand everyday use and weather exposure.

Why Repair Concrete Instead of Replacing It?
Tearing out and replacing damaged concrete doesn’t always address what caused the problem in the first place. When underlying soil conditions, water intrusion or unsealed joints aren’t addressed, new concrete can eventually run into similar problems.
If the existing concrete is still repairable, repairing it is often less expensive and causes less disruption than tearing out and replacing the slab. Concrete repair can address settlement, cracks, open joints and other vulnerabilities while saving the concrete you already have.

What To Expect
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