If you're preparing to sell your Houston home, don't overlook your driveway's expansion joints. Rotted, missing, or weed-filled joints are one of the first things buyers and home inspectors notice.
What Inspectors Look For
Home inspectors flag damaged expansion joints as a potential water infiltration concern. Water seeping under your driveway can erode soil and affect your foundation — a red flag for any buyer.
The ROI of Repair
Expansion joint repair with Trim-A-Slab typically costs $200–$600 for a standard driveway. The ROI comes from avoiding inspection flags, improving curb appeal, and showing buyers the home is well-maintained.
Pair With Pressure Washing
For maximum impact, combine joint repair with driveway pressure washing. The one-two punch of clean concrete and sharp, new joints makes your driveway look brand new.
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