Cracks in concrete surfaces can lead to further damage if left untreated, but concrete crack repair offers a reliable solution. Whether it’s your driveway, foundation, or walls, this repair method effectively seals and strengthens the affected areas, preventing water infiltration and ensuring long-term durability.
Expert Concrete Crack Repair
Geofix Concrete Crack Repair: A Long-Lasting Solution for Stability
Concrete cracks are a common problem that can affect the appearance, stability, and safety of your property. These cracks can occur for a variety of reasons, including weather exposure, settling, and aging. If left unaddressed, these cracks can lead to further damage and degradation of your concrete surfaces and structures.
How does Geofix Concrete Crack Repair work? Contact Us Now!
Geofix crack repair is a process that involves injecting a specially formulated expanding foam into cracks in concrete surfaces and structures. The foam fills the cracks and hardens, creating a permanent barrier that will not shrink, settle, or break down over time.
Advantages of Geofix crack repair:
- Fast and Effective: The Geofix crack repair process is quick and efficient, with most projects completed in less than a couple of hours. The foam begins to expand immediately after it is injected so you can see results straight away.
- Cost-Effective: Compared to traditional crack repair methods Geofix crack repair is much more cost-effective. And unlike normal crack-filling products, the resin will work its way through every millimetre of the crack and won’t break down over time.
- Minimal Disruptions: The injection process is generally non-invasive, with the foam being injected directly into the crack. There is no need for cutting into or breaking out more of the concrete, so the surrounding area remains intact.
- Long-Lasting Solution: Polyurethane Resin is a strong and durable material that will provide a long-lasting fix for your concrete surfaces or structures. Once the foam has fully cured, it is as hard as a rock and will not shrink, settle or break down over time.
So now you know, Geofix crack repair is a long-lasting and effective solution for filling cracks in any of your concrete surfaces or structures.
If you have concerns about cracks on your property, contact us to learn more about this innovative solution and how we can apply this solution to your needs.
How we perform foundation inspections.
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One of our knowledgeable inspectors will draw a scaled diagram of the home and take floor elevation measurements after thoroughly inspecting the property inside and out.
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We only move to step two if an issue with the foundation is found during the inspection. Our inspector will design a repair plan specific to the property and the issues facing it. They’ll then provide you with a scaled CAD drawing of your home, a full report on the findings, and a suggested repair plan based on those findings will be provided.
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We will engage any other professionals that maybe required, such as Geotech and or council and complete to plan.
Schedule a free evaluation with Grace Foundation Solutions
Are you ready to learn more about what’s happening with your property’s foundation? Schedule a free consultation with Grace Foundation and ensure your foundation is in the best possible condition. Our experienced repair team will diagnose any issues and apply the appropriate solution to strengthen your residential or commercial foundation.
If a foundation resin injection doesn’t sound like the right option for your foundation, check our other foundation repair solutions and contact the team today.
Our process on how to repair cracks in concrete
Repairing cracks in concrete is essential to maintain the integrity and appearance of your surfaces. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to help you get started:
- Clean the Crack
Begin by removing any loose debris, dirt, or dust from the crack. Use a wire brush or vacuum to ensure the area is clean and dry for optimal bonding. - Prepare the Crack
For larger cracks, widen the gap slightly using a chisel or grinder. This helps the repair material bond better. If the crack is deep, you may need to fill it in layers. - Apply the Repair Material
Use a concrete crack filler, resin, epoxy, or polyurethane sealant, depending on the size and depth of the crack. For smaller cracks, a simple concrete filler may suffice, while larger cracks may require a more durable epoxy resin. Apply the material evenly using a putty knife or trowel, filling the crack completely. - Smooth the Surface
After applying the repair material, smooth the surface with a trowel to ensure it’s level with the surrounding concrete. This step helps maintain a seamless finish. - Allow to Cure
Let the repair material cure as per the manufacturer’s instructions. Most fillers need several hours to set, while epoxies may require a full day to fully harden. - Seal and Protect
Once the crack is repaired and fully cured, consider applying a concrete sealant to protect the area from moisture and further damage.
By following these steps, you can effectively repair cracks in concrete, preventing more extensive damage and ensuring your surfaces remain stable and durable.
