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We repair, resurface and replace concrete — all three, in-house. That matters more than it sounds: a contractor who only pours new concrete will always find a reason to pour new concrete. Here's everything we do, and how to tell which one you actually need.
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Nearly every concrete problem falls into one of three buckets. Work out which one you're in before you go any further — it's the difference between a $4,000 job and a $20,000 one.
The damage is local — a cracked step, one bad section, a chipped edge. The rest of the concrete is sound and the base underneath hasn't moved.
Concrete repair →Spalling, flaking or staining across a wide area, but the slab underneath is structurally fine. A new surface bonded over old concrete, at a fraction of a rebuild.
Concrete resurfacing →Broken clean through, sunk because the base washed out, or steps pulling away from the house. Resurfacing here only hides it for a season.
Concrete replacement →Every quote we send prices two or three of these side by side, with what each costs and how long it lasts. You pick — not us.
| Repair | Resurface | Replace | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Localised damage on a sound slab | Surface failure across a wide area | Base failure, settlement, broken through |
| What happens | Damaged sections rebuilt to shape | Repairs, then a new bonded surface | Removal, excavation, recompacted base, repour |
| Time on site | 1–2 days | 2–3 days | 3–5 days |
| Result | Sound and safe, repairs visible | Reads as new concrete | Is new concrete |
| Warranty | Written, job-specific | 10 yrs Graniflex / 3 yrs overlay | Written, job-specific |
| Lifespan added | 5–10 years | 10–20 years | 25–40 years |
Want a ballpark on your specific job? Try our quick price check — four questions, under a minute.
Residential
The cheapest fix that will actually hold. Most surface damage never needs a rebuild.
Residential
When the base has failed or the slab is broken through, repair is throwing money away. Done properly: excavated, graded, reinforced, and sloped to drain away from the house.
Finishes
Once the concrete is sound, the finish decides how it looks and how long it stays that way. Most people can't tell these apart — here's the short version of each.
Commercial & industrial
Roughly a third of what we do. Property managers, plazas, warehouses and industrial sites across the GTA — scheduled so the site keeps operating, with certificates of insurance and WSIB clearance sent before work starts.
Commercial clients include Farm Boy, Duka Property Management, Porta, Huber Group and The Chesterfield Shop.
The deciding factor is whether the base underneath has moved. Surface damage — spalling, flaking, dusting, hairline cracks — usually means the slab is sound and only the top has gone, which is repair or resurfacing work. If sections have dropped to different heights, if slabs are separated, or if the concrete is broken clean through, the base has failed and replacement is the honest answer. A quick test on a crack: if you can feel a step between the two sides, it's likely structural. Flat across, likely surface.
Both are resurfacing systems bonded over existing concrete. Graniflex is a flexible, seamless system with a decorative aggregate finish and carries a 10-year warranty — it handles freeze-thaw movement better and is what we specify most often for exteriors. A concrete overlay is a cement-based topping, costs less, and carries a 3-year warranty. Both look like new concrete when finished. The choice usually comes down to how long you plan to stay and how much movement the surface sees.
Yes. A cracked step, a single sunken slab, one section of walkway — those are normal work for us, not something we push aside for bigger projects. Our smallest projects start around $3,000, and plenty of what we do is half-day repairs.
Exterior pours and most resurfacing run from roughly May through October, when temperatures stay reliably above freezing through the curing period. Cold-weather work is possible with blankets, heated enclosures and mix adjustments, but it costs more and carries more risk — if waiting is the better call we'll say so. Interior work including basement floors, garage floors and epoxy coatings carries on year-round.
Yes, and there's no obligation either way. Photo quotes come back within one business day. Site visits are free and we quote within 48 hours of the visit. If you decide not to go ahead, you owe nothing and we won't chase you.
Usually, yes. We stage commercial pours section by section and work overnight or on weekends where a site can't lose access during business hours. On plaza work we sequence it so no storefront is cut off for more than a day. Tell us your operating constraints at the quote stage and we'll build the schedule around them.
Yes to all three. We carry full liability insurance and every person on our crews is covered by WSIB. Certificates are available on request and we send them before work starts. We also have experience working within City of Toronto and GTA permit requirements where a job calls for it.
Based in Mississauga, working across the Greater Toronto Area. Same crews, same standard, whatever the postal code.
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Homeowner? Start with residential concrete services. See recent projects or what people say.