What does Concrete Repair & Refurbishment construction cover?

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Diagnosing and repairing damaged concrete - spalling, corrosion, cracking and defects.

Concrete repair is the business of giving existing concrete structures a second life: diagnosing why the concrete is failing - carbonation, chloride attack, ASR, freeze-thaw, poor original cover - and then breaking out, treating and reinstating it so the deterioration does not simply come back. The work runs from patch repairs on a car park soffit to full hydrodemolition and recasting of bridge decks and jetty beams.

Condition surveys and testing (cover, carbonation, chlorides)Break-out, hydrodemolition and surface preparationHand-placed, flowable and sprayed repair mortarsCrack injection (resin and cementitious)Protective coatings and anti-carbonation systemsIncipient anode managementCar parks, bridges, jetties and marine structures

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Concrete Repair & Refurbishment in depth

About Concrete Repair & Refurbishment

The specialist part is the diagnosis, not the trowel work. A repair that ignores the cause fails early: chloride-contaminated concrete patched without addressing the corrosion cell keeps corroding at the patch edges - the incipient anode problem that separates specialist contractors from general builders.