Most concrete doesn’t need to be torn out. Here’s how TCR decides, and everything it does.
The free assessment answers this for your concrete. Here’s the short version.
The concrete is sound but has cracks, chips or bad joints. Fix the spots and stop them spreading.
Still sound, but spalled, worn or stained all over. A new surface goes on top, usually for much less than replacing it.
Damage is widespread and deep, or the base has failed. The old concrete comes out and new goes in.
Polymer-modified overlays and decorative finishes that make worn slabs look and perform like new.
When the slab underneath is sound, a new surface goes over it. Worn, spalled or stained concrete comes back looking new, usually for much less than tearing it out.
Crack injection, patching and joint repair that stops damage before it spreads.
Every crack is different. Each one gets checked first: dormant or active, structural or cosmetic. Then the right method goes in.
Penetrating sealers, traffic coatings and membranes that protect against water, salt and freeze-thaw damage.
Water, salt and freeze-thaw cycles are what break concrete down. Sealing and waterproofing keep them out.
Durable epoxy coatings and polished concrete for garages, warehouses and showroom floors.
A coated or polished floor stands up to traffic and cleans up easy. Annual maintenance sealing programs are available.
Rebar treatment, carbon fiber reinforcement and full-depth repairs for parking structures, balconies and foundations.
For spalling, delamination, exposed rebar and deep cracks in columns, beams, slabs and walls. Repairs follow industry-standard ICRI protocols, and commercial work runs in phases to keep disruption to tenants down.
Tear out failed concrete and replace it with new flat work.
Replacement is usually only needed when damage is widespread and deep or the base has failed. When it is, the old concrete comes out and new goes in.
Every job is built around fixing the cause, so the fix lasts. Water, freeze-thaw, rebar corrosion, settling or plain wear, it gets found first.
TCR looks at the concrete in person, finds what’s causing the damage and documents it.
A clear written scope, pricing and a realistic timeline, before anything starts.
Trained crews, quality materials and proven methods, with updates every day the job runs.
You walk the finished job together, ask anything you want, and the work is backed by a written warranty.
That’s what the free assessment is for. Size up the job and send it over.