Dry and Wet Crack Repair in Concrete
Concrete provides structures with strength, rigidity, and resilience against deformation. These characteristics, however, result in concrete structures lacking the flexibility to move in response to environmental or volume changes. Cracking is usually the first sign of distress in concrete.
Why Concrete Cracks
The watertightness of concrete is largely dependent on its water/cement ratio and the degree of compaction. Concrete that isn’t watertight will allow water to penetrate or leak into and out of reinforced concrete (RC) structures. This can occur due to cracks, failed joints, or even through permeable substrates. If not treated once identified, further problems can arise, including the corrosion of reinforcement, leading to the consequential loss of usable space within the structure.
How to Repair Concrete Cracks
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High-Pressure Injection (Epoxy Resin or PU)
This method Involves injecting epoxy or polyurethane resins into dry cracks to restore structural integrity, prevent water ingress, and halt further deterioration. Ideal for stabilizing and sealing non-active cracks in concrete. -
Patching with Epoxy Paste
For dry cracks, an epoxy paste can be applied directly to the surface. This material fills the cracks and helps prevent water infiltration, providing a durable seal.
Contact Us for Expert Concrete Crack Repair
Don’t let small cracks turn into major problems! By addressing cracks early with these repair methods, you can prevent further damage and ensure the longevity of concrete structures which save you time, money, and stress in the long run. Our team of experienced professionals is ready to assess your concrete structure and provide the most effective, long-lasting repair solutions tailored to your needs.
Whether you need high-pressure injection or epoxy patching, we have the skills and expertise to restore the strength and integrity of your concrete.
Reach out today for a consultation, and let us help you protect your property from further damage!