Concrete Repair & Resurfacing

Concrete repair and resurfacing offer cost-effective solutions for extending the life of existing concrete surfaces that have suffered damage from weather, age, or heavy use. Rather than complete replacement, professional repair and resurfacing can restore functionality and appearance at a fraction of the cost, often adding decades of additional service life to driveways, patios, walkways, and other concrete installations. Our experienced Somerville concrete team specializes in restoration techniques that deliver lasting results at affordable prices.

Fact 1: Professional concrete resurfacing can restore damaged surfaces to like-new condition for 50-70% less than complete replacement costs. This makes repair and resurfacing one of the most cost-effective ways to improve property appearance and maintain concrete infrastructure.

Our repair process begins with thorough assessment to determine the extent of damage and the most appropriate repair methods. Surface-level issues like scaling, minor cracking, or discoloration can often be addressed through cleaning, patching, and resurfacing techniques. More significant structural issues may require partial reconstruction or specialized repair methods like concrete injection or structural reinforcement.

Fact 2: Modern concrete repair materials can actually be stronger and more durable than the original concrete, especially when advanced polymer-modified products are used. These materials bond chemically with existing concrete to create repairs that integrate seamlessly with the surrounding surface.

Resurfacing involves applying a new layer of specialized concrete or coating material over the existing surface to restore appearance and functionality. We can incorporate decorative elements like stamped patterns, colors, or textures during the resurfacing process, essentially giving you a brand-new appearance while leveraging the structural integrity of your existing concrete base.

Fact 3: Properly executed concrete repairs can last 20-30 years or more, often matching or exceeding the lifespan of the original installation. The key lies in proper surface preparation, appropriate material selection, and professional application techniques that ensure strong adhesion and long-term durability.