Crack repair, leveling, resurfacing and driveway repair. Free quotes.
Liberty Landscape Solutions is a concrete contractor in Roseville, CA. We offer concrete repair for cracked, sunken and worn driveways, patios and walkways, and we resurface concrete that has lost its look.
We have served Loomis, Penryn, Rocklin, Lincoln, Roseville, Granite Bay, Folsom, El Dorado Hills and the Greater Sacramento Region since 1999. You work directly with the owner, and we tell you straight whether a repair makes sense or whether it is time to replace. Ready to talk? Call (916) 521-1296 or request a free quote.
Got Cracked or Damaged Concrete?
Send us a photo and we’ll tell you what it needs.
We repair cracks, level sunken slabs, fix damaged surfaces, resurface worn concrete and replace sections that can’t be saved.
Repair concrete when the damage is small and the slab is solid. Resurface it when the surface looks bad but the slab underneath is sound. Replace it when the base has failed, the slab keeps moving or the damage is spread across the whole slab.
The rule that matters most: a repair or resurface only works if the base under the concrete is still good. If the slab keeps moving, a repair is money spent twice.
Roots push up on slabs and break them apart over the years.
Some soils in the Roseville area swell when wet and shrink when dry, which moves the slab.
Hot days and cooler nights make concrete expand and contract, and this stresses slabs and joints.
Trucks, RVs and trailers can crack slabs that were poured too thin for them.
Concrete poured over loose ground settles unevenly and cracks
Without control joints, concrete cracks wherever it wants.
Water washing out soil under a slab leaves it unsupported.
You need concrete repair when cracks are widening, slabs are uneven or the surface is breaking down. Catch these early and the fix is smaller.
For concrete crack repair, we clean the crack, fill it with a flexible repair material and finish it so it blends in as much as possible. Hairline cracks are usually sealed. Wider cracks need a stronger fill.
A repair seals the crack against water, but it does not stop the slab from moving. If the base is shifting, cracks can come back. That is why we look at the cause before we recommend a fix.
Concrete driveway repair covers crack repair, surface repair, leveling sunken slabs and replacing damaged sections. A driveway with a few small problems can usually be repaired. A driveway with many failing slabs is usually better replaced.
Most driveways crack somewhere. Hairline cracks get sealed. Wider ones get filled.
A slab that has dropped near the garage or street can sometimes be leveled. If the base is washed out, it may need to be replaced.
Flaking, pits and worn spots can be repaired or resurfaced.
Roots can lift sections. We replace the damaged slabs and deal with the roots so the problem doesn’t come back.
Stains are cosmetic. We can talk about options for the surface.
If more than a few slabs are cracked, sunken or breaking up, replacement usually costs less over time than repeated repairs. See our guide to concrete driveway replacement for how we install a new driveway.
Concrete resurfacing puts a thin new layer over sound concrete to fix surface wear and refresh the look. It does not fix a failing base or deep structural cracks.
Resurfacing costs less than tearing out and replacing a slab, as long as the slab underneath is sound.
Send us a photo and we’ll tell you what we see.
The cost of concrete repair in Roseville depends on the type of damage, how much there is, access and whether the base needs work. A small crack repair costs far less than replacing a slab. Every job is different, so we give free quotes.
Sealing a crack, leveling a slab and resurfacing a patio are very different jobs.
A few cracks cost less than a whole patio of damage.
Fixing a washed-out base or removing roots adds work.
Matching a color, texture or stamped pattern takes more time.
Tight spots and backyards can add labor.
Want a real number? Request a free quote or call (916) 521-1296.
Concrete leveling lifts a sunken or uneven slab back to level. It works when the slab itself is still solid and the problem is the ground under it. If the slab is cracked into pieces or the base has washed out, replacing it is usually the better fix.
Leveling removes trip edges, helps water drain away from your house and avoids the cost of a full tear-out. We’ll tell you after a look whether leveling or replacement makes more sense.
Liberty Landscape Solutions has served the Roseville area since 1999. Here is what you can expect:
You get direct access to the owner, not a call center.
You get direct access to the owner during the project.
You deal with the same people from quote to finish.
No obligation. We go over your project and give you a clear price.
Liberty Landscape Solutions repairs and resurfaces concrete in Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Loomis, Penryn, Granite Bay, Folsom, El Dorado Hills and the Greater Sacramento Region. Our office is at 8445 Sierra College Blvd Ste E, Roseville, CA 95661, near the Rocklin line.
Looking for a concrete contractor in Rocklin, CA? See our Rocklin page.
Custom concrete services: our full list of concrete work.
Concrete driveways: new installs and replacements.
Concrete patios: backyard patios and outdoor living spaces.
Stamped concrete: patterns and color for patios, driveways and more.
Usually, yes. Small cracks can be cleaned and sealed. Wider cracks can be filled with a stronger repair material. The repair lasts if the base under the slab is stable. If the slab is moving or sinking, the crack will likely return, and replacing the slab is the better fix.
Resurfacing can last many years when the slab underneath is solid and the surface is sealed. How long depends on prep, traffic, sun and how well the old concrete is bonded. If the slab keeps cracking or moving, the new layer will crack too. We’ll tell you if your slab is a good candidate.
Resurfacing usually costs less than replacing, because there is no tear-out and less material. But it only makes sense if the slab is sound. If the base has failed or the slab is badly cracked, resurfacing is money spent twice. A quick look at the slab tells us which one fits.
Repeat cracking usually points to a problem under the slab. Common causes are a loose base, tree roots, soil movement, heavy vehicles and poor drainage. It can also mean the slab is too thin or has too few control joints. Fixing the cause matters more than patching the crack.
Often, yes. If the slab is still solid and the ground under it has settled, the slab can sometimes be leveled. If the slab is cracked into pieces, or the base has washed out, replacing it is the better fix. We’ll look at it and tell you which one makes sense.
Often, yes. A repaired crack usually still shows a little, and new material rarely matches old concrete in color. A resurfaced finish or a stained or stamped overlay can hide repairs across a whole surface. We’ll tell you what to expect before we start.
Call us at (916) 521-1296 or fill out the form on this page. Tell us what is damaged, where it is and how long it has been that way. Photos help a lot. We’ll go over the repair and give you a clear, free quote.
Ready to fix it? Call (916) 521-1296 or fill out the form below. Tell us what is damaged and we’ll go over your options.