
Spall Repair · Coastal Concrete
Concrete spall repair that exposes and treats the rebar, rebuilds the surface, then seals it with a coating designed for coastal exposure.
What we repair
Damage
Corroded rebar exposed, cleaned, and rust-inhibitor-treated
Response
Sound the concrete for hollow areas, map spalling locations, quote the repair scope.
Damage
Concrete rebuilt with polymer-modified patch
Response
Chip out loose and hollow concrete to expose sound material and rebar.
Damage
Surface profile primed for coating
Response
Wire-brush rust off rebar and apply corrosion-inhibiting primer. Replace rebar sections where corrosion is severe.
Damage
Protective marine-grade coating on top
Response
Bonding agent + polymer-modified patch material built up in lifts. Screed and float to profile.
Damage
Documented photos through the repair
Response
Cure to spec. Grind or profile the surface for coating adhesion.
Finish choices
Small isolated spalls without full-surface deterioration.
Lanais and balconies with widespread hairline and spot spalling.
Elevated lanais over living space where waterproofing is critical.
Spall / Concrete Repair FAQ
Not for long. The rebar keeps expanding, and the new patch tends to fail. Treating the rebar is what gives the repair a durable base.
Look for rust-colored streaks, hollow-sounding spots, or flaking around edges and where columns meet the deck. On coastal Kaneohe, Kailua, and Hawaii Kai homes, it's extremely common.
Almost never. Even severe-looking spalling is usually surface-level and repairable. We'll walk it with you before recommending anything major.
“I told Kyle right up front that I'm very picky and detail-oriented. He said those are exactly the clients he loves. Meticulous prep, cleaned up daily, and walked the whole job with us. Highly recommend.”
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