Commercial Concrete Repair
Repair the concrete before it becomes structural. Structural and cosmetic concrete repair for NC commercial properties: spalls, cracks, rebar corrosion, slabs, decks and protective coatings..
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Commercial concrete repair restores spalled, cracked and deteriorated concrete on decks, columns, beams, slabs, balconies and walls. It includes removing unsound concrete, treating corroded reinforcing steel, placing repair mortar and applying protective coatings. Statesville Roofing's restoration division performs concrete repair for commercial buildings across North Carolina.
Concrete fails from the inside. Water and chlorides reach the reinforcing steel, the steel rusts and expands, and the concrete cracks and pops off. Left alone, it progresses from cosmetic to structural.
Proper repair removes concrete to sound material, cleans and protects the rebar, and rebuilds with a compatible repair mortar. Then we address the cause with waterproofing, sealers or drainage so it does not come back.
Signs concrete needs repair
- Spalling with exposed or rusting rebar
- Cracks that leak, widen or show rust staining
- Delaminated areas that sound hollow when tapped
- Deteriorated balcony edges, stair treads and curbs
- Scaling or pitting from de-icing salts
- Settlement cracks at slabs and walkways
Concrete repair services
- Spall and delamination repair with compatible repair mortars
- Rebar cleaning, corrosion inhibitor and replacement where needed
- Epoxy and urethane crack injection
- Slab, deck, column and beam structural repairs
- Balcony, stair and curb rebuilding
- Protective sealers and traffic coatings
Concrete RepairWhat you get with Statesville Roofing
Deterioration stopped
Treating the steel and sealing the surface stops the corrosion cycle.
Safety hazards removed
Falling spalls and broken treads are liabilities. Repair removes them.
Structural capacity preserved
Early repair avoids costly engineered strengthening later.
Long-lasting materials
Repair mortars and coatings are chosen for the exposure and traffic.
Our four-step process
The same process behind more than 98,000 service projects since 1989. No surprises, no pressure, everything in writing.
Consultation
Tell us what you are seeing and when you need it handled. A project manager, not a call center, calls you back.
Inspection
We survey and sound the concrete to map delamination, evaluate rebar condition and identify water sources feeding the deterioration.
Proposal
The proposal quantifies repair areas, specifies materials and coatings, and includes engineering coordination if structural.
Work & Quality Check
Unsound concrete is removed, steel treated, repairs placed and cured, and protective coatings applied, followed by a final inspection.
Concrete Repair questions, answered
What causes concrete spalling?
Most commonly, water and salts reaching the reinforcing steel. Rust expands and breaks the concrete cover off. Freeze-thaw cycles and poor original placement contribute.
Is spalling concrete a structural problem?
It starts as a surface problem but progresses to structural if the reinforcing steel loses section. Early repair is far less expensive than strengthening.
How do you prevent concrete from deteriorating again?
After repair we seal or coat the surface, correct drainage and, on decks, install traffic coatings to keep water and chlorides out.
Request a Concrete Repair inspection
Two quick steps. A project manager calls you back, typically within one business day, to schedule a site visit.
- Inspections for most projects are at no cost
- Written proposal with options and pricing
- Family-owned and North Carolina-based since 1938
- Emergency response available 24/7
Are you ready to be WeatherReady™?
You deal with enough surprises. Your roof does not have to be one of them.