Professional Concrete Repair & Sealing in Reno & Sparks
Don’t replace it—restore it. Protect your driveway, patio, and garage from Northern Nevada’s harsh freeze-thaw cycles with professional patching, overlays, and sealing.
Protect Your Concrete Investment
Northern Nevada weather is tough on concrete. Our repair and sealing systems stop damage in its tracks while restoring your home’s curb appeal.
Stop Freeze-Thaw Damage
Deep-penetrating sealers prevent water from freezing and expanding inside your concrete.
Cost-Effective Restoration
Overlays resurface pitted and spalling concrete for a fraction of the cost of pouring a new slab.
Curb Appeal
Eliminate ugly trip hazards, cracks, and salt stains.
CONCRETE REPAIR FAQs
Why is my driveway pitting and flaking?
Pitting and flaking (also known as spalling) are typically caused by Northern Nevada’s harsh freeze-thaw cycles combined with winter road salts. Moisture penetrates the porous, unsealed concrete, freezes, and expands, which physically breaks the surface tension and causes the top layer to pop off. Our deep-penetrating silane/siloxane sealers create an invisible moisture barrier that stops this process and protects your driveway from further deterioration.
Can you fix large cracks in my garage floor before coating?
Yes. We never just paint over cracks or fill them with cheap caulk. We use a professional process called “routing” to open the crack with a diamond blade, exposing fresh concrete. We then fill the void with a high-strength structural polyurea. This fast-curing, flexible filler chemically bonds the slab back together, ensuring the crack is structurally sound and won’t mirror through your new epoxy or flake topcoat.
What is a concrete overlay?
A concrete overlay is a thin, ultra-durable layer of polymer-modified cement applied directly over your existing slab. It is the perfect, cost-effective solution for concrete that is structurally sound but suffers from severe surface damage, discoloration, or extreme pitting. It gives you a brand-new, flawless surface without the massive expense and mess of a full concrete tear-out and replacement.
How often should I seal my concrete driveway or patio?
For optimal protection against Reno and Sparks winters, we recommend professionally sealing your exterior concrete every 3 to 5 years. However, if your concrete is exposed to heavy vehicle traffic, steep inclines, or the frequent use of aggressive de-icing salts, you may want to have it inspected and resealed every 2 to 3 years to ensure the moisture barrier remains intact.
Can you repair tripping hazards or uneven concrete joints?
Yes, we can grind down uneven expansion joints and patch deep divots or missing chunks of concrete using industrial-grade repair mortars. This not only makes the surface safer by eliminating tripping hazards but also prevents water from pooling in those low spots, which is a leading cause of foundational concrete degradation.