Concrete that carries the load.

It depends on the cause and extent. Surface spalling and isolated cracks can often be repaired or resurfaced. But heaving from base or drainage issues, structural cracking, or settled slabs usually require removal and replacement of the affected sections, plus correcting the underlying cause so the problem does not return. We assess this honestly during the site visit and quote the right fix rather than a band-aid.

Yes. We build and correct accessibility ramps, landings, and walkway grades to meet code and accessibility requirements, including proper slope, level landings, and handrail provisions. If your property needs to address an accessibility deficiency or an inspection finding, we can scope and execute the corrective work.

The main culprits are freeze-thaw cycles, inadequate or poorly draining base, missing or improperly spaced control joints, and overloading beyond the slab's design. Our pours address these directly: proper granular base and compaction, correct reinforcement, control and expansion joints, drainage detailing, and an air-entrained mix suited to the Ontario climate. That is what separates concrete that lasts from concrete that fails in a few winters.

Yes. We provide a certificate of insurance naming the required parties and a current WSIB clearance certificate before mobilizing. For property and facility managers this documentation is included as a standard part of our onboarding, so the paperwork is handled before crews ever step on site.