Sometimes, concrete surfaces need more than simple repairs. Here are common indicators that it may be time to consider full concrete replacement services:

• Spread Of Cracks: If the cracks occupy a substantial surface area of the concrete, more often than not, replacement of the slab proves to be successful than just patching up the cracks.
• Surface Irregularities: Excessive steepness, elevation change, or subsidence of the concrete structure poses a threat to users, in that it risks causing falling. Such features also indicate that the structure might have other problems.
• Stagnation of Water: Stagnation of water on a concrete surface over a period of time may suggest a problem of drainage or that the surface installed needs total reconstruction.
• Discoloration: Concrete that has been stained and discolored because of age, chemicals or extensive exposure to other activities is most likely a candidate for replacement to clean it up.

Erosion: Most often than not, if the concrete surface starts peeling, chipping, or where the surface of the concrete is eroded, it is because the surface has been abused a lot more than it can take and replacement is the most effective measure.

What Is Concrete Replacement?

Whenever there is a need for replacement of concrete surfaces, abrasively worn or broken old concrete is removed completely, and new concrete surfaces are constructed to maintain the structural integrity, safety, and beauty of the structure. Brought up surfaces are made of poured concrete, which has its advantages. The disadvantages arise when such surfaces are subject to excessive use and weathering over time. By choosing to replace concrete rather than patch it, you are also going for a solution that is appealing, durable and built for longevity.