Concrete Repair, Resurfacing & Leveling

Restore and Renew Your Concrete

Even the best concrete surfaces can develop problems over time due to settling, weather exposure, or heavy use. At Gravix Evans Concrete, we offer comprehensive repair and restoration services to extend the life of your concrete and restore its appearance and functionality.

Crack Repair

Cracks in concrete can allow water infiltration, leading to further damage through freeze-thaw cycles. We repair cracks using appropriate methods based on their size and cause. Small cracks are filled and sealed, while larger structural cracks may require routing and sealing or even partial slab replacement. Early crack repair prevents minor issues from becoming major problems.

Concrete Resurfacing

Resurfacing is an excellent option when your concrete is structurally sound but the surface is worn, stained, or damaged. We apply a new layer of concrete or specialized overlay material to create a fresh, attractive surface. Resurfacing costs significantly less than replacement while providing a like-new appearance. We can also add decorative finishes during resurfacing to completely transform the look of your concrete.

Slab Leveling

Uneven concrete slabs create tripping hazards and drainage problems. We use modern leveling techniques including mudjacking and polyurethane foam injection to raise and level sunken concrete. This process is faster and more affordable than slab replacement, and it provides long-lasting results. Leveling is ideal for driveways, sidewalks, patios, and garage floors.

Our Repair Services

• Crack repair and sealing
• Concrete resurfacing and overlays
• Slab leveling and mudjacking
• Spalling and scaling repair
• Joint repair and replacement
• Surface grinding and smoothing

When to Repair vs. Replace

Not all concrete damage requires complete replacement. We provide honest assessments of your concrete's condition and recommend the most cost-effective solution. Minor to moderate damage can often be successfully repaired, saving you significant money compared to replacement. However, when concrete is severely damaged or has widespread structural issues, replacement may be the better long-term investment.