CONCRETE REPAIR

REPAIR IT RIGHT, OR TELL YOU IT NEEDS REPLACING


Not everything needs to come out. Cracks can be cut and filled, single panels can be replaced, trip hazards can be ground flat, and worn surfaces can be resurfaced. AMZ Concrete repairs concrete for homeowners and property managers across Beaumont, the Pass and the Inland Empire.



We will look at it and tell you straight whether a repair will hold or whether you are better off replacing it. We would rather give you the honest answer than sell you the bigger job.


Crack repair, panel replacement, trip-hazard grinding, resurfacing and joint sealing. Licensed C-8 concrete contractor, CSLB #1127615 — bonded and insured. Free estimates.

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POPULAR QUESTIONS


  • Is repairing cheaper than replacing?

    Usually, yes — if the base underneath is still sound. If it is not, a repair fails again quickly and you have paid twice. We check the base first and tell you which one you have.

  • Can you fix a trip hazard on a sidewalk?

    Yes. We grind or saw-cut the lifted edge, or replace the panel if the lift is too much to grind out. Trip hazards are a liability for property owners, so we get to them quickly.

  • Can cracks in my driveway or patio be repaired?

    Hairline and shrinkage cracks can be cut and filled so water stays out. Wide cracks with a height difference usually mean the base moved — that section gets replaced, not patched.

  • How long does a concrete repair take?

    Most repairs are a half day to a full day, plus curing. Panel replacements take two to three days including tear-out and the pour. We leave you the dates before we go.

  • Will the repair match my existing concrete?

    We match the finish as closely as possible — broom, smooth or stamped — and we tell you upfront that new concrete cures lighter and blends in over the first few months.

  • Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes. AMZ Concrete Inc. is a licensed C-8 concrete contractor, CSLB #1127615, bonded and carrying workers’ compensation on every job. Look us up on the state’s website any time — we’d rather you check.