Tree roots, settling slabs and old joins can leave raised lips in concrete that catch toes, trolleys and wheelchairs. Instead of cutting out and replacing the concrete, we can often grind the raised edge down to create a smooth, gradual transition – usually a quicker and simpler fix than replacing the slab.
Footpaths, driveways and garden paths at homes. Strata and body corporate common areas. Shops, warehouses, car parks and commercial walkways. Lifted joins in indoor slabs before new flooring goes down.
Q: Will it look patchy?
A: Ground concrete looks different from the weathered concrete around it. It softens over time, and we can seal it if you want a more even look.
Q: Is it a permanent fix?
A: Grinding removes the lip, but if a tree root keeps pushing the slab up, it can lift again. We'll let you know if we think that's likely.
Q: Do you do just one or two spots?
A: Yes. Got a small job no one wants to quote? We'll get it done – fast and professionally.
Got a trip hazard that needs fixing? Book a free quote online or call Brendan on 0403 093 740.