
Concrete repair in Ottawa (core)
Centretown, the Glebe, Sandy Hill and Lowertown sit on the oldest concrete and masonry in the city — much of it poured before 1940, and a good deal of it rubble-stone below grade.

Centretown, the Glebe, Sandy Hill and Lowertown sit on the oldest concrete and masonry in the city — much of it poured before 1940, and a good deal of it rubble-stone below grade.
In the core the problem is rarely the slab on top; it's what happens where a century-old foundation meets modern runoff. We spend most of our downtown days on interior crack injection, parging over old stone and block, and rebuilding front steps that were poured directly on soil with no frost base at all. Because so many of these homes share a wall or a lane, we plan the repair around what can physically reach the work.
Access is the real variable here. Narrow driveways, on-street permit parking and rear laneways mean small-equipment work, wheelbarrow pours and material staged in stages — we quote that honestly instead of pricing a suburban job and adding surprises later.
Not on the list? If you're within about 30 minutes of these areas, we'll still come look.
Send a photo of the problem and we'll tell you what it needs. Most quotes are on site within a couple of days.
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