Rip Out And Replace
ABOUT OUR RIP OUT & REPLACE SERVICE
When existing concrete can't be salvaged, a complete removal and replacement becomes necessary—and that’s where our expertise makes all the difference. Beneath the surface lies more than just concrete. From hidden plumbing and electrical lines to drainage and structural concerns, our experienced team knows exactly what to look for and how to handle it—preventing complications before they arise.
We specialize in efficient, low-impact removal with minimal disruption to your property or ongoing projects. Once the old surface is cleared, we install high-performance decorative concrete designed to stand the test of time—delivering both durability and modern curb appeal.
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FAQs
What does “rip-out & replace” mean in concrete work?
Rip-out & replace is the process of removing old, damaged, or failing concrete and pouring brand-new concrete in its place. This ensures your patio, driveway, walkway, or pool deck has a fresh, long-lasting foundation.
When do I need a rip-out & replace instead of resurfacing?
Resurfacing works if your concrete is still structurally sound but looks worn or faded.
If your slab has deep cracks, major settling, drainage issues, or structural failure, a rip-out & replace is the only long-term solution.
How long does a rip-out & replace take?
Most projects take 5–7 days depending on size, weather conditions, and curing time. Smaller walkways may be quicker, while large driveways or patios may take longer.
How long will new concrete last?
When properly installed and maintained, new concrete from a rip-out & replace can last 30+ years, making it one of the most durable and cost-effective upgrades for your property.
Is rip-out & replace more expensive than resurfacing?
Yes, because it involves demolition and new installation. However, it’s often the most cost-effective long-term option since resurfacing won’t solve structural issues. It prevents repeat repairs and increases property value.
How do I know if my concrete needs replacement?
Signs you need a rip-out & replace include:
Deep cracks or uneven slabs,
Water pooling or drainage issues,
Major settling or sinking,
Severe surface deterioration
If you’re unsure, our team can inspect and recommend whether resurfacing or full replacement is best.
