This is a common problem, especially in developed residential areas. The right thing to do is to tear out the existing concrete; remove the roots, prepare the area and pour new concrete.
Although there are many products on the market to repair or “hide cracks”, it always looks like “repaired cracks”, and rarely makes the homeowner happy in the long run. The best way to repair cracks is to tear out the concrete and replace with well-spaced expansion joints and a good finish.
This is a common problem with an easy solution. The steps should be removed, and replaced with new steps reinforced with rebar tooled into the foundation.
We recommend that you call for a free inspection and estimate.
This is a common concern with homeowners. Most jobs are done without having to work in the landscape area at all, however, when it is required, we do everything possible to protect those areas.
You can walk or golf cart on it in 24 hours, the industry standard for driving on it is 7 days.
Either is fine. We pour 3000 psi because of the added strength and better-looking finish.
Wiremesh or fiber mesh will make your concrete stronger, but it will not keep it from cracking. All concrete will crack, well-placed expansion joints will help eliminate unwanted cracking.