Repairing concrete steps

Does your home need a little curb appeal? Maybe you need to fix chipped concrete steps? Here is a tutorial on how to repair concrete steps.

Ever since Jocie and I purchased our home in 2006 the concrete stoop has had this long, ugly crack, and this past summer some yellow-jackets tried to take up residence within the crack. That was enough for me to bump the concrete repair to the front of my to-do list. If you look around online, the typical repair involves filling the crack with a flexible patching compound followed by a sealant. The result is a structurally sound and visibly unattractive repair. I wanted something better…

The concrete steps leading up to our front door were in serious need of a makeover. The carpet was frayed and brittle and the concrete was crumbling underneath. Plus, a step was added but never carpeted so the steps don’t even look uniform. They definitely needed some TLC. This post contains affiliate links for your […]

Based on the way she treats it, it’s safe to say that Mother Nature doesn’t like concrete. Luckily, repairing the chipped edges or corners of concrete steps is an easy afternoon’s task for a DIYer. The first step is to remove any loose pieces with a chisel or a grinder (don’t forget to wear safety

Repair concrete steps on your front porch easily with this step by step guide for DIY enthusiasts, An easy home improvement project. Make your steps look new again.

Despite all their durability and ease of maintenance, concrete steps can wear out over time. Stair top corners and edges can chip with normal use. Abuse is even more pronounced when heavy items such as boxes and hand trucks are carried up and downstairs.Repairing your concrete steps is simply a natural component of the step life cycle. You can repair cracked or chipped concrete steps quickly and easily with a few basic materials and tools found at your local call center. Concrete Step…

<p>Concrete steps are typically durable, but they can sometimes chip or breakaway near the corners. Read these steps to learn how to bring new life to damaged corners of your concrete steps.</p>

After a long cold winter we had to repair our cement steps. I'm guessing you might have to do this, too. So I decided to share how we fixed our steps in one and…

<p>Trowel concrete resurfacer over your worn walkway, and you'll have a brand new, durable surface with uniform color. Before you get started, check out this how-to video on working with concrete.</p>