Las Vegas Elite Concrete Before a crack is filled it has to be classified, because a crack that is still moving and a crack that has stopped need opposite treatments. Free on-site quote, usually within two working days.

A static shrinkage crack, thin and with both sides at the same height, is cosmetic and can be filled rigidly. It happened in the first weeks of the slab's life and it is finished.
A crack with a height difference across it, or one that opens and closes with the seasons, is structural or is movement, and filling it rigidly means it reappears next to the repair rather than in it.
Most cracks we classify in the valley are plastic shrinkage cracks from a hot dry pour, or sulfate attack at the surface, rather than the seasonal soil movement that dominates in wetter markets.
Static cracks get routed out to a V or a square channel, cleaned, and filled with a polyurea or epoxy that bonds to both faces and cures hard enough to grind flush.
Moving cracks get treated as joints. The channel is cut, a backer rod goes in, and a flexible sealant fills it so the crack can keep moving without tearing the repair.
A crack with one side lower than the other is a settlement problem, and the fix is lifting the slab rather than filling the line. Filling it leaves a trip edge that is now permanent.
Hairline crazing across a surface is not a crack at all. It is a surface phenomenon from fast drying, and it needs a sealer or a coating rather than a repair.
Priced by the linear foot with a minimum, and the classification visit is worth more than the filling. Deciding wrongly means paying twice.
Priced by the linear foot with a minimum visit, and the classification visit is worth more than the filling.
A repaired crack will always be visible. Anyone promising an invisible repair on exposed concrete is describing a coating or an overlay over the top, which is a different job with a different price.
A fine map of shallow cracks appearing within days of a summer pour is plastic shrinkage, not settlement. It is a surface problem and it needs a sealer or a coating rather than filling.
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Not on bare concrete. It can be made sound and much less obvious, and it disappears only under a coating or overlay.
That is settlement. Filling it leaves a trip edge. The slab needs lifting first.
If it is still moving and was filled rigidly, yes, usually alongside the repair. Movement cracks need a flexible fill.
Tell us what you need. We answer the same day, the free estimate is on site, and nobody chases you afterwards.
Call (702) 966-9498 and we will come out, measure, and leave you a written quote. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation afterwards.
Photos of recent pours, before and after shots, and the jobs we are on this week.