Effective Concrete Caulking

Preventing Concrete Breakdown

After the concrete is poured and has cured, a contractor will cut or saw expansion joints between each slab. This effort is meant to keep any cracks that may form within the joint itself. 

The main purpose of our caulking is to prevent water from penetrating to the sub-grade via the joint. When water finds its way into the crack, it can cause erosion which eventually leads to the slab sinking. When you combine that with the freeze / thaw cycle, you're looking at even more of a concrete breakdown. Keeping the sub-grade dry prevents all of the above and leads to long-term stability of the concrete slab.

A Focus on Commercial Concrete Projects

Although we typically provide caulking for commercial projects due to the large number of joints, we also can caulk residential concrete. Our services include: