Concrete Repair & Restoration

Why Concrete Repair Matters

Damaged concrete doesn't just look bad. It gets worse over time. Small cracks turn into big problems. Water gets in, the ground shifts, and before you know it, you're looking at expensive replacement instead of simple repair. That's why homeowners in Rialto trust us to fix concrete problems before they grow.

We've been repairing concrete in the Rialto area since 2024, and we know exactly what causes damage here. The soil moves, temperatures change, and moisture finds its way into every crack. Our repair methods are designed for California's climate and soil conditions, so your repairs last.

Common Concrete Problems We Fix

Your concrete can develop problems for many reasons. Here's what we see most often and how we fix it:

• •Cracks: Whether they're hairline surface cracks or deep structural splits, we have the right repair method. We seal, fill, or reinforce depending on what your concrete needs.
• •Spalling: That flaking, chipping surface that exposes the aggregate underneath? It's called spalling, and it happens when water gets trapped and freezes. We remove the damaged concrete and restore the surface.
• •Settling and Sinking: When sections of your driveway or patio sink or become uneven, it's usually the soil underneath that's the problem. We can level concrete that's settled and stabilize the base to prevent future movement.
• •Discoloration and Staining: Oil, rust, and other stains don't just clean off concrete. We use specialized treatments and can resurface concrete to restore its appearance.
• •Scaling: Surface peeling that makes your concrete look aged and worn can be repaired with proper surface treatments and protective coatings.

Our Repair Process

Every repair job is different, but we follow the same careful process to make sure your concrete is properly fixed. Here's what to expect when you work with us for concrete driveway repairs or any other restoration:

Step 1: Complete Assessment

We start by examining all the damage. We don't just look at what you can see on the surface. We check for underlying issues that might be causing the problem. Is water pooling nearby? Is the base stable? Are there tree roots pushing up from below? We find and fix the root cause, not just the symptoms.

Step 2: Surface Preparation

Good repairs start with proper prep. We clean the area thoroughly, remove any loose or damaged concrete, and prepare the surface so repair materials bond correctly. This step makes the difference between repairs that last and repairs that fail within a year.

Step 3: Repair Application

We use professional-grade materials designed specifically for the type of damage you have. Crack fillers, patching compounds, leveling systems, and resurfacing products are all chosen based on what your concrete needs. We apply these materials correctly so they cure properly and bond permanently.

Step 4: Finishing and Protection

After repairs cure, we finish the surface to match your existing concrete as closely as possible. For some repairs, we recommend sealers that protect against future moisture damage. Our goal is repairs that blend in and last for years.

Should You Repair or Replace?

Not all concrete damage needs complete replacement. Here's how to tell if repair is the right choice:

Repair is usually best when:

• •Cracks are less than 1/4 inch wide
• •Damage affects less than 30% of the total surface
• •The concrete is less than 25 years old
• •The base underneath is still solid and stable
• •You want to save money while still getting good results

Replacement might be better when:

• •The concrete has widespread damage over most of the surface
• •Deep structural cracks indicate major foundation problems
• •The concrete is very old and has been patched multiple times before
• •You want to change the size, shape, or design completely

Not sure which option is right for you? We offer free assessments where we examine your concrete and give you an honest recommendation. Sometimes repair is all you need. Other times, complete patio replacement makes more financial sense. We'll explain both options and let you decide.