The first step in determining whether to repair or replace concrete surfaces is to assess the extent of damage. Minor issues such as hairline cracks, surface spalling, or minor surface defects can often be addressed through repair techniques such as crack filling, patching, or resurfacing.
Read MoreDecades ago, repairing concrete structures and addressing waterproofing issues primarily involved manual labor and basic materials. Workers utilized rudimentary tools such as hammers, chisels, and trowels to remove damaged concrete sections, followed by patching with cementitious compounds. While effective to some extent, this approach often resulted in temporary fixes rather than long-term solutions. Moreover, waterproofing relied heavily on sealants and membranes, which had limited durability and effectiveness.
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