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Don’t let sunken or uneven concrete slabs jeopardize your home’s foundation. Our reliable polyfoam leveling service is the perfect solution to lift and level sunken concrete. Let’s take a closer look at the details and benefits of Polyurethane Foam for Concrete Leveling, Void Filling, and Soil Stabilization…
Is Your Driveway, Sidewalk, or Basement Floor Uneven, Cracked, or Tilting? Have You Noticed Water Pooling, Basement Leaks, or Misaligned Doors and Windows That Are Difficult to Open and Close?
These Problems, Caused by Unstable Soil Conditions, Can Lead to Serious Consequences, Including:
Don’t Wait to Address Uneven Concrete! Left Unaddressed, It Can Cause Major Headaches and Financial Burdens Down the Road.
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Water Issues:
Construction Issues:
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Our Polyurethane Concrete Leveling Service, also known as Slab Lifting or Slab Jacking, offers a Highly Effective and Minimally Disruptive Solution for Raising and Stabilizing your Sunken Concrete Slabs. We inject the Polyurethane Expanding Foam under your Sidewalk, Driveway, or Porch Slabs. The Poly Foam expands and conforms to the shape of hidden voids, compacting and stabilizing the soil as it lifts the Concrete Slab back to Level.
This Process is Less Messy, Time-Consuming, and in most cases, Less Costly than Other Methods used for Concrete Leveling.
See the Concrete Evidence in this Video…
Polyurethane Concrete Leveling, Also Known as Polyjacking or Slab Lifting, Offers a Versatile Range of Benefits That Make It the Ideal Solution for Restoring Level Concrete Surfaces. Unlike Traditional Concrete Repair Methods That Can Be Disruptive and Expensive.
Restores Stability and Levelness
Long-Lasting Reliable Results
Cost-Effective
Quick and Minimally Disruptive
Improved Safety & Aesthetics
Environmentally Friendly
Strength
Polyurethane Concrete Leveling Isn’t Just for Driveways and Sidewalks! Discover Its Wide Range of Applications for Both Residential and Commercial Properties Below.
Around the Home:
Commercial Applications:
Industrial Applications:
Spotting Uneven Concrete Early Saves You Time and Money in the Long Run. Here’s How to Identify Problem Areas and Address Them Proactively with Polyjacking Concrete Leveling.
Start With a Visual Inspection: Walk Around Your Property and Take Note of Any Areas Where the Concrete Appears Uneven, Cracked, or Sloping Downwards. Focus on Common Areas Like Driveways, Walkways, Patios, or Pool Decks.
Here Are Some Key Things to Look For:
Spotting Uneven Concrete Early Saves You Time and Money in the Long Run. Here’s How to Identify Problem Areas and Address Them Proactively with Polyjacking Concrete Leveling.
Reclaim Your Level Surfaces Quickly and Safely With Polyjacking! Our Polyurethane Foam Concrete Leveling (Polyjacking) Service Is a Long-Lasting Solution to Address Uneven Sidewalks, Walkways, Driveways, or Sunken Patios. Polyjacking Is a Minimally Invasive Technique That Uses a High-Density Polyurethane Foam to Lift and Level Settled Concrete Slabs. This Innovative Approach Restores Functionality, Curb Appeal, and Value to Your Property.
Numerous Methods for Concrete Leveling Are Available, But Polyjacking Stands Out Due to Its Unique Combination of Benefits, Making It Our Preferred Solution.
Here’s a Quick Overview of Other Options:
Ready for a Free Assessment to See If Polyjacking Is the Right Solution for Your Uneven Concrete? Call Us Today!
Heave and Frost Heave: Upward Movement of Concrete Slabs Caused by Soil Expansion, Frost, or Tree Roots.
Settle, Settled, and Settlement: Downward Movement of Concrete Slabs Due to Erosion, Moisture Changes, or Improper Construction.
Slope and Slope Correction: The Slight Slant of Concrete for Proper Drainage. Adjusting This Slope Is Called “Slope Correction.”
Void and Void Filling: Empty Spaces Beneath Concrete Slabs. Filling These Voids Restores Support and Prevents Further Settlement. Polyurethane Foam Is a Common Solution for This.
Lateral Movement: The Sideways Shifting of Adjacent Slabs, Often Occurring as a Result of Leveling One Slab, Which May Necessitate the Leveling of Adjacent Slabs. Our Experienced Technicians Consider the Possibility of Lateral Movement While Assessing the Project to Ensure Evenness and Stability.
Curing and Curing Time: Allowing Materials to Reach Full Strength. Mudjacking Takes 24 Hours, While Polyurethane Foam Cures Within Hours.
Sealing: Applying Sealant to Protect Concrete from Moisture Penetration.
Expansion Joint: A Deliberate Gap Between Slabs to Allow for Movement Due to Temperature Changes. Sealing These Is Crucial.
Mudjacking (Slabjacking): Lifting Concrete with a Slurry Mixture. This Method May Require Repeated Applications Due to Potential for Re-Settlement.
Polyjacking: A Reliable and Long-Lasting Solution for Lifting and Leveling Concrete Using Polyurethane Foam. It Addresses Voids and Is More Cost-Effective Than Replacement.
The following conditions should be considered for any exterior concrete leveling services.
Winter:
To Ensure Long-Lasting Results, Concrete Leveling Projects Are Typically Paused During Winter Months When Frost Heave Can Potentially Cause Re-Settlement of the Leveled Concrete.
Heavy Rain:
Poses Risks to the Leveling Compound and Equipment, Hindering Proper Curing. If Heavy Rain Is Forecasted or Occurs During Your Scheduled Exterior Concrete Leveling Appointment, We May Contact You to Discuss Rescheduling. This Ensures That the Leveling Compound Can Cure Optimally Under Suitable Weather Conditions.
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What Happens During the Assessment?
Preparing for Your Repair:
What to Expect After the Repair:
Maintaining Your Leveled Concrete:
Foundation Wall Cracks: Uneven Concrete Can Allow Water to Pool. If the Pooling Water is Entering the Basement You Might Have a Foundation Wall Crack.
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