Most concrete surfaces can be repaired however this can be best answered by having a good look at what may be involved. Restoration costs are generally within 33% compared to the cost of replacement however subjective to the finish that one may be seeking i.e. stamped concrete, paving stones, broom finish or exposed aggregate.

Water is the enemy when it comes to concrete as it penetrates through cracks and expansion joints during the early stages. It then freezes during the winter months and causes the cracks and possible voids to expand year after year. Besides the freezing, throughout the rest of the time the water leading to sludge under the concrete causes further corrosion therefore also causing some deficiencies.

This can happen given most repairs require proper finishing techniques that can be easily overlooked by homeowners. We use a flexible product which allows for movement and most importantly we get intensively involved in making sure we do an outstanding job in matching the repairs to the existing surfaces the very best we can. Please do see reviews from our satisfied customers.

Absolutely. Over the years, we have worked in many different neighbourhoods and it is easy to recognize where there was rebar used vs concrete which was poured on dirt or clay soil without much compacting. Settling of the home can also cause damage to the concrete.

No. Depending on the situation there may be other options available. Slab jacking is an excellent option for stabilizing concrete however the surfaces must be completely waterproofed to prevent further water ingress. This is made possible by the repair of cracks and expansion joints along with the sealing of the concrete.

Yes we do however most placing and finishing work is completed by our partner company. For more information on this matter, please email us your inquiry at fixdontreplace@gmail.com

There are definitely many different brands of sealers out there and most of them are designed for serving a similar purpose. However over the years advanced products have been introduced into the marketplace that are very effective and longer lasting. The product we commonly use is emulsified with water and oil base yet designed to penetrate about 1/8 - 1/16 of an inch into the concrete. Sealer application can either be medium gloss or a low gloss option along with the use of an anti slip agent.

No, we can restore any type of concrete including: stamped concrete/ broom finish/ polished concrete or pavers. We do however specialize in repair of exposed aggregate surfaces. Please do review our Instagram page @impactcrackrepair

We are able to cover all of BC however most of our work is performed in the South Surrey/ White Rock/ Langley areas.

Restoring concrete can be very intricate. We pay great attention to detail to ensure the repairs are performed to a high quality standard via use of matching colours and appropriate finishes of a particular surface. We do also provide warranties for all completed projects.

Sealing of concrete protects the surface, keeps the surface clean and gives it an aesthetic touch as well. Most concrete can be sealed however there may be instances where it is best not to seal certain areas mainly due to safety and landscape reasons.

There are definitely many different brands of sealers out there and most of them are designed for serving a similar purpose. However over the years advanced products have been introduced into the marketplace that are very effective and longer lasting. The product we commonly use is emulsified with water and oil base yet designed to penetrate about 1/8 - 1/16 of an inch into the concrete. Sealer application can either be medium gloss or a low gloss option along with the use of an anti slip agent.

There are definitely many different brands of sealers out there and most of them are designed for serving a similar purpose. However over the years advanced products have been introduced into the marketplace that are very effective and longer lasting. The product we commonly use is emulsified with water and oil base yet designed to penetrate about 1/8 - 1/16 of an inch into the concrete. Sealer application can either be medium gloss or a low gloss option along with the use of an anti slip agent.