Concrete Repair Services

Not all concrete cracks require rigorous structural repair. However, many of them need at least cosmetic repair. This improves the aesthetic appearance and prevents future leaks and potentially significant damage.

Generally speaking, it is advisable to waterproof walls from the positive side, meaning the surface is directly exposed to moisture. However, if accessing that surface is impossible, such as in basements, treatments allow waterproofing walls (or other structural elements) from the opposing side. If you are interested, contact us; we will provide more information about how this treatment works.

Due to the soil conditions in Saskatchewan and the effects of freeze-thaw that the province experiences each year, it is not uncommon for foundations and concrete floors to lose their level. Various methods are available to level floors, with different degrees of invasiveness depending on the situation. Contact us to learn more about the techniques we offer and how we can address this issue.

It is advisable to apply the waterproofing membrane on the positive side of the wall, that is, the surface in direct contact with moisture. This minimizes the risk of any internal element of the wall, especially steel, coming into contact with moisture and is even less likely to manifest on the other side of the wall. For more information, feel free to contact us.

One of the most popular methods for crack repair is epoxy resin injection. This relatively noninvasive procedure is one of the most structurally solid solutions. Contact us if you want more information on how this procedure can be applied to your case.

In specific applications, lightweight mortar may be advisable instead of conventional mortar. If you want more information about this product and service, please contact us.

Proper additives can adjust countless concrete and mortar designs to achieve the desired effect. Feel free to contact us if you have any specific needs for specialized concrete designs.

Although it is not common, concrete can be damaged by impacts like other construction materials. If you find yourself in this situation and are unsure how to proceed with the repair, contact us, and we will be happy to help

The causes of concrete damage can be diverse. If you have questions about how to diagnose the damage to your concrete and what steps to take next, feel free to contact us for specialized assistance.

Concrete doesn’t have to be gray. It can be created in almost any colour by combining cement of different hues, coloured aggregates, and pigmented additives. If you’re interested in exploring these coloured concrete options, please contact us.