When homeowners think about concrete work, they typically focus on the driveway and patio. Several other exterior concrete surfaces around the home are overlooked until they create safety hazards or drainage problems.
Garage apron
The concrete transition between the driveway surface and the garage floor. The apron takes the impact of every vehicle crossing the threshold and is often cracked, spalled, or settled before the driveway or garage floor shows significant wear.
Side yard utility surfaces
Concrete in side yards and utility passageways between the street and the backyard. These surfaces are often original construction, poorly sloped, and accumulating cracks without regular inspection.
HVAC and equipment pads
The concrete beneath outdoor HVAC condensers, generators, and similar equipment. These pads settle and crack over time, causing equipment to sit out of level.
Entry steps and landings
Concrete steps and the landing at the front door receive heavy foot traffic and are a primary safety concern if they settle, crack, or develop drainage issues.
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