Concrete Repair encompasses two vital restoration processes: Structural Repair and Concrete Strengthening.
Structural Repair: The process of restoring damaged, degraded, or defective concrete (such as cracks, spalling, and honeycombing) to its original structural integrity and sound condition.
Concrete Strengthening: The process of reinforcing existing concrete elements to increase their load-bearing capacity—essential when structural load demands increase or building functions change.
REPAIR & STRENGTHENING METHODS
High-Pressure Injection: Designed to seal structural cracks and restore load transfer across damaged concrete sections.
Patching Systems: Applied to reconstruct areas affected by spalling or surface delamination.
Non-Shrink Grouting: Poured or pumped to fill voids, honeycombing, and deep porous concrete sections.
Structural Strengthening Systems: Includes FRP Carbon Wrapping / Laminates, Steel Plate Bonding, and Concrete Jacketing to significantly enhance flexural and shear capacity.