Professional Shotcrete Repair and Restoration
When a concrete structure needs repair or renovation, a standard cast-in-place concrete job may not work. Your structure may need a solution that offers greater flexibility or delicate application. Shotcrete provides more versatility for all types of concrete restoration projects. United Shotcrete offers professional shotcrete services in the Mid-Atlantic Region for residential and commercial applications.
Our shotcrete contractors can assess your structure’s current condition and provide the right solution that stabilizes the structure and enhances its surface appearance. We reinforce a wide range of concrete structures and surfaces including pools, bridges, tunnels, domes, retaining walls, foundations, and hardscapes. Contact us today for an initial consultation, and let us help you with your restoration project.
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Shotcrete Renovation Projects We Take On
Restoring a concrete structure can be a delicate and tedious process. It requires more than just filling in a few cracks. Many of the jobs we do involve restoring historic buildings or intricate designs. It is why we recommend shotcrete over traditional concrete methods.
We provide complete restoration for all types of jobs, including
- Retaining walls
- Historic buildings
- In-ground pools
- Foundations
- Bridge repairs
- Tunnels
- Domes
- Skate parks
- Hardscapes
- Parking garages
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Why Use Shotcrete for Concrete Restoration?
There are several reasons that shotcrete is a better option than traditional cast-in-place concrete applications.
- High-velocity placement
- Minimal formwork
- Excellent bond to existing concrete substrates
- Ability to more easily provide curved and tapered sections
- All placement is immediately visible
Versatile
Cost-Effective
Easy to Apply
Durable
Frequently Asked Questions About Shotcrete Repair
Both the shotcrete method and the cast-in-place method use the same type of concrete. So, the main difference is in the application method. The cast-in-place method involves pouring the concrete and smoothing it out or sculpting it out using various tools.
When applying shotcrete, we spray it on the surface using a spray nozzle or applicator. We spray the concrete evenly over the surface and finish it to your specifications.
When a concrete structure ages, you may notice signs of damage such as cracks, crumbling, or missing pieces. Fixing these pieces is not an easy job. Shotcrete is ideal for existing concrete, because it will adhere to the existing surface quickly and will not produce a cold joint. You can apply it fast regardless of the size, shape, texture, or location of the structure.