Patio and Concrete Repair in Overland Park, KS
Cracked, sunken and crumbling concrete - patios, walkways, steps and drives - repaired section by section rather than all torn out.
Licensed contractor, Johnson County, Kansas · Class A · #2026-0013025
About patio and concrete repair
Concrete, or cement as most people call it, does not fail evenly. A patio cracks at one corner, a walkway lifts where a root got under it, a step crumbles at the nose while the rest is sound. Most of it can be repaired or replaced a section at a time, and the first thing worth knowing is whether the problem is the slab or the ground underneath it - because resurfacing concrete that is moving only buys a year.
What's included
What we do on a patio and concrete job
- Patio and walkway repair
- Cracked and sunken slab repair
- Step, stoop and porch repair
- Driveway and garage apron patching
- Resurfacing worn, pitted and spalling concrete
- Trip hazards cut out or levelled
- Sealing after the repair
What it costs
What moves the price on a patio and concrete job
Every job is different, so we will not pretend a number on a website means anything until we have seen yours. What we can tell you is what we look at when we work one out — and the estimate itself is free either way.
- Whether the slab cracked on its own or because the ground under it moved - repairing the surface without dealing with what is underneath is money spent twice
- How much has to come out: a section replaced costs considerably less than a slab replaced
- Access for materials, particularly to a back garden with no side gate
- The finish you want, and whether it has to be matched to what is already there
- The weather - concrete has to go down and cure in the right conditions, so this is one job we will not rush to suit a date
How it works
Straightforward, start to finish
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Tell us about the job
Call or send the estimate form. Photos help us be accurate.
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We come out and look
We set a time, assess the situation, and give you a free estimate in writing.
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We do the work
Depending on the job, we can often take care of it the same day.
Common questions
Patio and Concrete Repair questions we get asked
Does the whole patio have to come out?
Often not. Concrete is usually poured in sections, and a cracked or sunken section can frequently be taken out and replaced while the rest stays where it is. What decides it is the ground underneath and how far the cracking has travelled, which is what we come out to look at.
Will a repair match the existing concrete?
Not exactly, and anybody who tells you otherwise is guessing. New concrete cures lighter than concrete that has weathered for years, and it settles towards it over a season or two without ever being identical. We will tell you how close it is likely to get before you decide, and where a match matters more than the money, resurfacing the whole area is the honest answer instead.
Is my job too small?
No job is too small or too large for us to tackle. A good part of our work is the jobs other contractors would rather not take, and customers tell us that is why they call us back.
How much does an estimate cost?
Nothing. Estimates are free and there is no obligation. Call us or send the form and we will arrange a time to come out, look at the job properly and give you a price in writing.
Does sending photos help?
A lot. Photos let us judge the scope and the materials before we arrive, which makes the estimate more accurate and sometimes saves a visit altogether. Text or email them over and we will factor them in.
What you get
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Free Estimates
Call us and set a time for us to come out and assess your situation.
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Same Day Appointments
Depending on the complexity of the situation, we can often take care of the problem the same day.
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100% Satisfaction Guarantee
We will work until you are satisfied with the results.
Thinking about patio and concrete?
Tell us what you need and we will arrange a time to come and look. No obligation, and nothing to pay for the estimate.
Related services
Related services
We carry out patio and concrete repair across the Kansas City metropolitan area, including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Prairie Village, Shawnee.