Concrete Repair from Concrete Repairman LLC
Concrete repair is possible in just a few hours but will likely be done overnight. This repair will be much faster if you have a professional, like a concrete contractor. You’ll need to prepare first for the job to run smoothly. You’ll also need to know how to repair concrete surfaces safely and quickly and the tools to help you finish the job. Read on to learn more about the options for fixing concrete surfaces.
Option A: QUICKSTART Concrete Repair Fixes.
TIP: To ensure your job is finished quickly, you can use a trowel immediately after application to fill in the damaged area. It’ll start forming a protective skin within about 20 minutes and harden fully in about an hour and a half. Using a regular caulk gun with the correct nozzle is the best way to complete the job because it will create an airtight seal between the concrete and the cement wall. You can stop the repair by carefully scraping away any excess concrete with another trowel. When it’s completely dry, the remainder of your job will be done using another caulk gun to finish the repair. If this isn’t enough time, you can add a layer of polyurethane sealants to your existing surface to protect it even more.
Option B: DIY Concrete Repair Fixes.
TIP: In this option, you’ll need basic tools and training to repair your concrete surfaces. You can purchase ready-made concrete repair kits that contain a pump to apply concrete sealants and a nozzle that creates a protective seal over the concrete. The pump fills the damaged area, while the nozzle helps seal the concrete, preventing it from absorbing moisture. This option won’t take as long to complete as Option A and can save you a lot of money since you don’t have to pay someone to do the job. It’s also more affordable than Option A.
Owner of Concrete Repairman LLC, James is a third-generation master concrete finisher with extensive experience in concrete repair, commercial and residential concrete installs, polished concrete, acrylic coatings, and epoxies, including quartz and trowel-down epoxy coatings, Urethane mortars, concrete polishing, and foundation inspections.
James also teaches high school and college students how to confidently finish concrete through several distributors nationwide. Television appearances in “The Concrete Cowboy” in Phoenix, Arizona. James is skilled in the art of finishing concrete and has 30 years of hands-on experience.
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