RCC Repair – Service Overview
RCC repair involves diagnosing defects using visual checks and non-destructive tests, then applying targeted fixes like crack injection, patching, corrosion protection, and strengthening to extend the structure's life. Common issues include hairline cracks from shrinkage, wider cracks from overload or settlement, exposed rebar from spalling, and water ingress causing rust.
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What we do
Assess damage through crack mapping, hammer sounding, cover meter tests, and rebound hammer to identify active vs dormant issues and rebar condition.
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Clean and prepare surfaces by removing loose concrete, rust from rebar (using wire brushing or acid etching), and applying rust converters or epoxy coatings.
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Repair cracks via epoxy or polyurethane injection for structural bonds, or cementitious grouting for wider gaps, ensuring full penetration and no voids.
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Rebuild spalled areas with polymer-modified mortars, micro-concrete, or shotcrete, fully encasing rebar and feathering edges for seamless integration.
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Strengthen where needed using carbon fibre wrapping, steel plate bonding, or jacketing to boost load capacity without major demolition.
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Where we are expert
Residential buildings with balcony slabs, beams, and columns showing corrosion cracks from water leakage or poor cover.
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Commercial structures like parking ramps, water tanks, and retaining walls needing waterproofing-integrated repairs.
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Bridges and heavy-load areas where non-destructive testing and high-strength repairs maintain traffic without closure.
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What makes us unique
Root-cause diagnosis first—fixing settlement, drainage, or overload issues prevents repeat damage instead of surface patching only.
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Use of tested materials like epoxy resins, non-shrink grouts, and fibre-reinforced mortars matched to exposure and load for durable bonds.
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Minimal-disruption techniques like injection and fibre wrapping that avoid propping or evacuation where possible.
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Full documentation with before/after tests and maintenance advice so owners track performance and plan future checks