Concrete Repair & Replacement
Fix cracked, uneven, or damaged concrete before small problems become expensive replacements.

When to Repair and When to Replace
Not every crack means you need to tear out and replace your concrete. Some damage we can repair effectively, saving you money while extending the life of your existing concrete. Other times, repair just postpones the inevitable and replacement makes more financial sense. We evaluate your concrete honestly and recommend the most cost-effective solution.
If your concrete has settled and created trip hazards, shows major cracking, or has surface deterioration from years of freeze-thaw damage, we can help. We handle everything from minor crack repair to complete removal and replacement of driveways, patios, sidewalks, and other concrete surfaces throughout Fargo.
At DF Fargo Concrete, we give you straightforward advice about whether repair or replacement makes the most sense for your situation and budget. We explain what caused the damage and how to prevent the same problems with new concrete.
Common Concrete Problems We Fix
- •Settling and sinking causing uneven surfaces and trip hazards on sidewalks and driveways
- •Cracking from freeze-thaw cycles, poor installation, or inadequate base preparation
- •Spalling and flaking where the surface layer peels away exposing aggregate underneath
- •Drainage problems causing water to pool instead of running off properly
- •Edge deterioration where concrete breaks away along driveways and walkways
- •Staining and discoloration from oil, rust, or other substances that penetrate unsealed concrete
Repair Options and Replacement Process
When Repair Makes Sense
Minor cracks under a quarter inch wide, small areas of surface damage, and isolated problems often respond well to repair. We can fill cracks, resurface worn areas, and level sunken sections using specialized techniques. These repairs cost a fraction of replacement and add years to your concrete's life. However, repair works best when the underlying structure and base remain solid.
When Replacement Is Better
Extensive cracking, severe settling, or widespread surface deterioration usually mean replacement saves you money in the long run. Trying to patch heavily damaged concrete rarely lasts more than a year or two. We remove the old concrete, address whatever caused the original problem, and install new concrete that performs properly. If you need driveway replacement, we handle the entire process from removal to final finishing.
Our Replacement Process
We start by removing damaged concrete and hauling it away. Then we evaluate the base material and drainage to prevent future problems. We regrade if needed, add or replace base material, and compact everything properly. Once we pour new concrete, you get a surface that looks great and lasts for decades. We can match existing concrete or upgrade to decorative options that improve your property's appearance.
Not Sure If You Need Repair or Replacement?
Get a free evaluation and honest recommendation for your concrete.
