On Aug 24, 6:52 pm, Joe wrote:
On Aug 24, 9:19 am, wrote:

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Many other houses in my project still have the original steps intact
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Seems to me that would indicate that the concrete quality might have
been fairly decent if all of the houses were done in a similar time
frame, etc. So before doing anything rash, talk to a serious concrete
professional about salvaging what you have or a partial rebuild. With
concrete saws, tools, and clever forming much could be done. Some of
the concrete we have today is much more durable than in the past. It
probably won't be cheap, but you may be qute pleased with the outcome.
Good luck.

Joe

Hi Joe,
I was going to try to put some forms and repair myself, with quick
setting cement and latex-based concrete adhesive (that you mix into
the concrete to promote better bonding with the existing concrete).
But as you suggest, I may want to see what a concrete pro may
recommend or offer, as a more long-lasting solution.
Cheers,
--Robert