How long do concrete repairs last?

Quality concrete repairs can last 10 to 20 years or more, depending on the type of damage and the repair method used. We use professional-grade materials and proper techniques to ensure your repair holds up through New England winters.

Can you match the color of my existing concrete?

Yes, we can match the color of your existing concrete using specialized stains and tints. Keep in mind that older concrete may have weathered or changed color over time, so a perfect match is not always possible.

How much does concrete repair cost compared to replacement?

Repairs typically cost 30 to 50 percent less than full replacement, depending on the extent of the damage. Minor crack sealing or patching is affordable and quick.

Concrete Repair & Replacement

We fix damaged concrete and replace worn surfaces to restore safety and beauty to your property.

(351) 200-2272

Professional concrete repair and resurfacing in Ashby, MA

Why Concrete Repair Matters

Cracked or damaged concrete is not just an eyesore. It is a safety hazard waiting to happen. Small cracks let water seep in, and when that water freezes and expands, the damage gets worse fast. What starts as a hairline crack can turn into a major structural problem if you ignore it.

Your Ashby concrete contractor knows how to catch these issues early. We repair concrete before it becomes a bigger, more expensive problem. Whether you have settling slabs, crumbling edges, or deep cracks, we have the tools and experience to fix it right.

In New England winters, freeze and thaw cycles are brutal on concrete. Regular maintenance and timely repairs extend the life of your surfaces by years. We help you protect your investment and keep your property looking great.

Common Concrete Problems We Fix

Over time, even the best concrete develops problems. Here are the most common issues we see in Ashby and the surrounding areas.

•Cracks: From hairline fractures to wide splits, we seal and repair all types of cracks to prevent water damage and further deterioration.
•Spalling and Flaking: When the surface layer peels away, it exposes the concrete beneath. We remove damaged material and resurface with a durable finish.
•Settling and Sinking: Uneven concrete creates trip hazards. We use leveling techniques to raise and stabilize sunken slabs.
•Discoloration and Staining: Old concrete can look tired and stained. We clean, restore, or replace surfaces to bring back that fresh appearance.
•Structural Damage: When concrete is beyond simple repair, we remove and replace it with a new, properly installed surface.

Every repair we do starts with a thorough inspection. We identify the root cause of the problem so your repair lasts for years, not just months.

When to Repair vs. Replace

Not every damaged slab needs to be torn out and replaced. Sometimes a repair is all you need. Other times, replacement is the smarter long-term choice. Here is how we help you decide.

Repair is Best When:

The damage is localized to one area, the concrete is less than 20 years old and in generally good shape, cracks are narrow and have not spread extensively, or the slab is structurally sound but cosmetically flawed. Repairs are faster and more affordable when the underlying base is solid.

Replacement is Best When:

The concrete is heavily cracked in multiple areas, the surface has deep spalling or widespread deterioration, the slab has sunk significantly and cannot be leveled, or the concrete is old and nearing the end of its lifespan anyway. When your concrete driveway or patio is falling apart, replacement gives you a fresh start with decades of life ahead.

We give you honest advice. If a repair will get you another 10 years, we will tell you. If replacement is the better value, we explain why. You make the final call, but we make sure you have all the facts.