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Gina Dovel
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Help with broken concrete driveway

Gina Dovel
  • Investor
  • Oak Ridge, NC
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I'm looking at a house that has a driveway that goes behind the house. Lots of concrete and part of it is a mess! Any suggestions on house to repair without digging up and replacing? 

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Jeff Rabinowitz
  • Investor/Landlord
  • Farmington Hills, MI
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Jeff Rabinowitz
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Hello Gina. Welcome to BP. This is going to depend on how much of a mess it is. I had a company lift and repair a badly cracked garage floor by pumping hydraulic concrete under it. It was inexpensive and worked very well. They didn't have to haul any of the broken pieces away. I used the same technique on a sunken walkway and porch step also with good results.

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