Concrete Repair, Crack Repair and Resurfacing IN READING, PA

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Not all bad concrete needs a full tear out. Some slabs can stay in place with solid repair work. Others need concrete resurfacing on top of a sound base. At Ready Reading Concrete, we handle concrete repair, crack repair and resurfacing for steps, porches, walks, patios and small slabs around Reading, PA.

We look at the base, the cracks and the movement first. Then we explain if repair makes sense or if replacement is the better use of your money.

Concrete Crack Repair and Joint Sealing

Concrete moves as it cures and with changes in heat and moisture. Some cracks are normal. Other cracks show base or load problems. We clean and open cracks that need repair, remove weak material and use patch or repair products that bond to the concrete.

Joints also need care. Open joints let water reach the base and wash out support. We can seal joints that see water and traffic so they keep doing their job. Good crack repair and joint repair help slow down damage and protect the slab that you want to keep.

Concrete Step Repair and Porch Repair

Concrete step repair and concrete porch repair focus on the parts that fail first. Noses break, corners chip off and top surfaces flake or spall. We cut out loose areas, clean the base and build new faces that tie into solid concrete.

Common step and porch repair spots include:

  • Broken step noses and treads

  • Chipped porch edges and corners

  • Low spots at doors that hold water

If the steps or porch move, lean or pull from the house, patch work will not fix the cause. In that case we talk about replacement instead of repair.

When Concrete Resurfacing Makes Sense

Concrete resurfacing can help when the top of a slab looks rough but the base still supports weight. We clean the surface, remove weak spots and apply a bonded layer across the slab. This can cover light spalling and small pits and give a fresh finish.

Resurfacing does not fix deep cracks, hollow spots or slabs that move. If the base is weak or the concrete breaks into separate pieces, a thin layer on top will not hold. We check for hollow sound, movement and wide cracks before we suggest concrete resurfacing. If the slab fails these checks, we explain why replacement is the better path.

Small Patches and Trip Hazard Fixes

Some problems sit in small areas. A corner breaks at a sidewalk, a step edge chips, or one panel rises at a joint and creates a trip hazard. In those cases we may cut and patch a small section, grind a high edge or fill a low spot. The goal is a safer surface with simple work that matches the scale of the problem.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can every cracked slab be repaired?

No. Thin surface cracks in a sound slab may take a repair. Wide cracks, lifted panels and slabs that move under load point to deeper base problems. We test the slab on site and explain what repair can and cannot do.

How long does concrete resurfacing last?

On a sound base with good prep, concrete resurfacing can give many years of use. On a weak base or on loose concrete, it fails fast. That is why we check the slab before we suggest any overlay.

Will repair or resurfacing match the color of the old concrete?

New material never matches old concrete exactly. Over time, sun and weather blend the look a bit, but you will still see a difference. We focus on sound structure and safe surfaces first, appearance second.

When is it better to replace concrete instead of repair it?

When a slab has deep cracks, settled sections, hollow sound or wide heaving, money on repair does not go far. At that point, removal and a new slab with a solid base give a better long term fix. We point this out when we see it.

Get a Straight Answer on Concrete Repair

If you have cracked, flaking or uneven concrete and you are not sure if repair, resurfacing or replacement is right, we can take a look and lay out your options. Tell us what the slab supports, where the cracks sit and how long the problem has gone on.

Call Ready Reading Concrete at (610) 904-9883, Monday through Saturday from 8 to 6. We will look at your concrete, explain what repair can do in your case and give a clear, written estimate for concrete repair or resurfacing.

Reading, PA, USA

Concrete Service Area Around Reading, PA

Ready Reading Concrete is based in Reading, PA and works in nearby towns and neighborhoods. We pour and replace concrete for homeowners and small businesses in and around:

  • West Reading, PA

  • Wyomissing, PA

  • Shillington, PA

  • Exeter Township, PA

  • Nearby communities in the local area

If you are close to Reading and not sure if you are in our service area, you can call and ask. We will let you know if we can take on your project.

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