How to Repair Three of the Most Common Forms of Concrete Damage

Concrete repair has always been a major focus of ours at Master Builders Solutions. We always look to repair concrete rather than replace an entire asset or piece of infrastructure.

The three most common reasons to repair damaged concrete include:

1) To Improve the Concrete's Aesthetics

2) To Increase the Durability of the Structure

. As well as including high-grade quartz sands and synthetic resins the mortar is also free of chlorides and other salts that have been known to cause corrosion or efflorescence over time.

3) To Increase the Structural Capacity of the Structure

(shown above) is our innovative strengthening system based on FRP (fiber reinforced polymer) composites that provide additional stability to structural elements. It is used directly on the parts where the load capacity needs to be improved and reinforced strength is required.

Whether you are looking to repair damaged concrete or simply have further questions about surface repair, download the application guide or contact Andrew Sarkady below:

Andrew Sarkady

National Industry Advocate, Civil Infrastructure

P: 0418 530 763

E: andrew.sarkady@masterbuilders.com

​​​​​How to Repair Three of the Most Common Forms of Concrete Damage

The three most common reasons to repair damaged concrete include: ​

​1) To Improve the Concrete's Aesthetics

​2) To Increase the Durability of the Structure

3) To Increase the Structural Capacity of the Structure

How to Repair Three of the Most Common Forms of Concrete Damage

The three most common reasons to repair damaged concrete include:

1) To Improve the Concrete's Aesthetics

2) To Increase the Durability of the Structure