Repair Your Sinking Or Broken Concrete Or Waterproof Your Basement Or Foundation

One of the main reasons that slabs fail, crack, break and become damaged is due to erosion within the substrate. Cracked and exposed expansion joints are a big culprit! Expansion joints are supposed to be installed when the concrete is poured and finished. These expansion joints are what prevents the initial cracking of the concrete. Every slab, especially larger slabs all have stress points. The expansion joint provides relief for the concrete to breathe, expand and contract. While these slabs are breathing and going through the freeze and thaw cycles, the expansion joints will eventually crack and cause separation of the slabs.

This is the avenue needed by rain and any type of waste water to get down in those cracks and wash out the substrate causing the slabs to drop and eventually break. Getting ahead of this is paramount to avoiding future headaches and expensive costs repairing and or replacing these slabs in the future. By sealing these joints ahead of time will prevent most or all of those actions from taking place.