Concrete Beams
Concrete beams: the backbone of every building structure.
What is Concrete Restoration?
Epoxy Injection
Purpose: Used for repairing cracks in concrete beams that don’t compromise the structural integrity.
Process: A low-viscosity epoxy is injected into the cracks under pressure to bond the concrete back together and restore its strength. This method works well for hairline cracks.
Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Wrapping
Purpose: Used to strengthen beams and provide additional load-carrying capacity.
Process: A fiber-reinforced polymer material (like carbon or glass fibers) is wrapped around the beam after cleaning and prepping the surface. This method is lightweight and effective for seismic retrofitting.
Spalling Repair with Patching
Purpose: Fixes areas where concrete has flaked or spalled off due to corrosion or impact damage.
Process: The damaged concrete is chipped away, the exposed reinforcement is cleaned and treated for corrosion, and new structural-grade repair material is applied.
Reinforcement Replacement
Purpose: When reinforcing steel within the beam is severely corroded or damaged.
Process: The deteriorated concrete is removed, and corroded reinforcements are replaced or supplemented with new ones. The beam is then re-concreted.
Pre-Stressed or Post-Tensioned Repairs
Purpose: Repairs beams that have lost tension due to damage in pre-stressed or post-tensioned systems.
Process: Specialized techniques are used to reintroduce tension in the steel tendons and stabilize the structure.
Why Choose Complete Structural?
150 Years of Combined Experience
Ready to Restore Your Building?
Concrete restoration is crucial for maintaining the safety, longevity, and value of your condominium. Let the experts at Complete Structural guide you through the process with professionalism and care.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn how we can strengthen and protect your property.



