We provide friendly, professional attention to all Concrete Raising requests with a smile and expert care.
This site offers clear information and comprehensive resources about Concrete Raising, helping clients understand the process, available options, and what to expect. It aims to educate visitors so they can make informed decisions regarding their concrete repair needs.
Restore the original height of sunken or uneven concrete slabs with precision and minimal disruption.
A practical alternative to replacement that saves time and reduces expenses.
Eliminates tripping hazards and improves the visual appeal of your property.
- - Purpose - Restores level surface to prevent tripping hazards and improve appearance.
- - Methods - Uses foam, mudjacking, or polyurethane to lift sunken concrete.
- - Durability - Provides a long-lasting solution when properly applied.
- - Cost - Generally more affordable than replacing concrete slabs.
- - Process - Involves drilling holes, injecting lifting material, and leveling the surface.
Concrete raising work typically involves lifting and leveling sunken or uneven concrete surfaces, such as driveways, sidewalks, or slabs, to restore their proper elevation and appearance. The process usually includes drilling small holes into the existing concrete, injecting a specialized grout or foam beneath the slab to raise it, and then allowing the material to cure and stabilize. When evaluating requests for concrete raising, details such as the extent of the surface damage or sinking, the size and type of the concrete slab, accessibility of the site, and the underlying cause of the settling are important factors to consider to ensure appropriate methods and materials are used for a durable repair.
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