Concrete repair and protection
RFR carries out structural and non-structural concrete repairs for cracked, spalled or water-damaged concrete, complementing our resin injection, water stopping and ground stabilisation work.
Concrete can crack, delaminate, spall or lose cover around reinforcing steel through water ingress, corrosion, impact, movement or age. We assess whether the issue is structural or non-structural before planning concrete spalling repair, crack repair or protection work.
Concrete repair products and systems are selected around the principles of BS EN 1504, including concrete restoration, reinforcement corrosion repair, protection against ingress and structural strengthening where required by the design.
Water-damaged and cracked concrete often needs more than one treatment. Concrete crack injection repair can seal or bond cracks, while local concrete repairs address spalled areas, exposed reinforcement and damaged cover so the structure is left in a better condition.
We support structural engineers, loss adjusters, basement conversion contractors, homeowners and commercial property owners who need concrete repair advice alongside water ingress repair, crack injection or stabilisation works.
Benefits
A focused repair method for suitable movement, water ingress, void and structural repair problems.
Designed to support a practical, low-disruption repair route.
Designed to support a practical, low-disruption repair route.
Designed to support a practical, low-disruption repair route.
Free initial advice
The sooner the cause is understood, the easier it is to choose the right repair sequence.
Related services
Internal links to the most relevant repair options.
RFR provides resin injection leak sealing and water stopping for basements, retaining walls, construction joints, below-ground structures and cracked concrete affected by water ingress.
Learn moreResin injection is a modern ground improvement method that places expanding structural resin into weak or voided soil zones below a building. It is fast, targeted and often avoids large-scale excavation.
Learn moreCracks are symptoms. Before filling and decorating, it is important to understand whether movement is still active and whether the foundations or supporting ground need stabilising.
Learn moreFAQ
Straight answers before you book a survey.
Yes. The repair route depends on the defect, loading, reinforcement condition and whether an engineer needs to specify structural strengthening.
BS EN 1504 is the European standard covering products and systems for the protection and repair of concrete structures. It helps guide material selection and repair principles.
Yes. Where water ingress has damaged concrete, water stopping resin injection and structural concrete repair can be planned together so the leak path and damaged concrete are both addressed.
Let's stabilise the problem
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