Are your concrete surfaces cracked or broken? Does your driveway need to be fixed because it’s sagging? All Phase Concrete is here to help. Our team will assess the damage to your concretend develop a plan to repair it in the most efficient and effective way possible. Whether you need minor crack filling or more extensive repair work, don’t wait! Contact us today to schedule a consultation and find out how we can help you get your concrete looking brand new again.
We are excited to hear about your next home improvement project. If you are interested in our patio, sidewalk, step, and driveway installation and repair services, we offer a free consultation to help you get started. During this consultation, one of our experienced professionals will meet with you to discuss your project, take measurements, and provide you with an estimate of the cost and time required to complete your project. We will also answer any questions you may have and help you choose the right options to fit your budget and style. Get in touch today and let us help you create the perfect outdoor space for your home.
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Concrete Repair FAQs
Is it better to repair or replace concrete?
If the concrete is cracked in one section or has surface damage over a sound base, repair is the cost-effective choice. If it is cracked throughout, heaving, or the base has failed, replacement usually makes more sense. We assess it honestly and tell you which is worth the money.
How much does concrete repair cost?
Small crack and surface repairs often run a few hundred dollars, while slab leveling or resurfacing larger areas costs more depending on size and condition. Repair is almost always cheaper than full replacement, and we give free on-site assessments so you know the real cost before committing.
Why does concrete crack?
The most common causes are freeze-thaw cycles, poor base compaction, tree roots, and slabs poured without enough control joints. In the Spokane climate, water seeping into small cracks and freezing is the biggest culprit, which is why sealing and prompt repair matter.
Can uneven or sunken concrete be fixed?
Yes. Settled and uneven slabs can often be lifted and leveled, or the failed section can be cut out and repoured. This is common on driveways and walkways where the fill underneath was never fully compacted.
Can cracked concrete be resurfaced?
Yes. Spalled, pitted, and worn surfaces can be cut back to sound concrete and resurfaced with a bonded overlay rather than replaced. Hairline cracks are routed and sealed. Not every damaged surface means a full tear-out.
Planning a project? See our Spokane concrete cost guide for 2026 pricing.