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The joint where your garage floor meets the driveway is one of the highest-failure spots on the whole property, since the two slabs move independently. We reseal that joint and repair any cracking in the garage floor itself.
The gap at the garage door threshold, resealed to keep water from tracking into the garage.
Cracks in the garage slab itself, cleaned and sealed the same way as driveway cracks.
Minor settling where the garage floor pulls away or dips, evaluated for leveling if needed.
Your garage floor and driveway are two separate concrete pours, built with an expansion joint between them specifically because they move independently. It's one of the most-used, most-exposed joints on the property, and it's usually the first place homeowners notice a gap has opened — often the exact spot people describe as "the gap between my driveway and garage."
Old filler material — sometimes wood on older homes — is removed down to a clean joint.
A self-leveling sealant restores a watertight, flexible seal that moves with both slabs.
The garage slab and driveway slab are separate pours that move independently, so the joint between them is designed to flex — but the sealant that keeps it flexible and watertight wears out over time and needs resealing.
Yes, interior garage floor cracks are repaired the same way as driveway cracks — cleaned, routed if needed, and sealed.
For most joint and crack repairs, yes, for the duration of the work and while the sealant cures — we'll tell you the expected timeline before starting.
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Call (281) 972-2981