Concrete Pavement Repair
Structural concrete repair for deteriorated slabs, joints, and spalls — restoring concrete pavement to service without full slab replacement where possible.
Concrete Repair Extends Slab Life Significantly
Concrete slab deterioration — spalling, joint deterioration, corner breaks, and transverse cracking — is almost always repairable without full slab replacement if caught early. Partial-depth concrete repair, slab stabilization, and joint resealing can restore concrete pavement to service for 10–15 additional years at a fraction of full replacement cost. We assess your concrete pavement honestly and recommend repair when it will work — replacement only when it won't.
- Slab stabilization by pressure grouting beneath rocking or hollow-sounding slabs
- Partial-depth spall repair with high-strength rapid-setting concrete repair mortar
- Full-depth concrete panel replacement where slabs are beyond repair
- Joint sawing, cleaning, and resealing with flexible polyurethane or silicone joint sealant
10–15 Years
Life Extension
Partial & Full-Depth
Repair Types
Every 7–10 Years
Joint Sealing
Joint Resealing Is the Highest-Return Concrete Maintenance
Concrete pavement joints require periodic resealing to prevent water intrusion and incompressible material infiltration. Failed joints allow water to saturate the base, causing slab rocking, pumping, and corner breaks — the most expensive concrete failures. Resealing joints every 7–10 years prevents this damage at minimal cost.
Patriot Asphalt and Construction
Albuquerque, NM · Licensed, Bonded & Insured · Bonded & Insured
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Free concrete condition assessment and repair proposal throughout Greater Albuquerque Area.
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Phone
(505) 502-4914Service Area
Albuquerque · Albuquerque · Greater Albuquerque Area
Response Time
Mon–Sat 7am–6pm
★ Licensed, Bonded & Insured · Bonded & Insured · Est. 2016