Concrete Void Filling

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Void Filling – Using Polyurethane to Fill, Stabilize and Reinforce Open Spaces, such as: Under Concrete Slabs, Concrete Leveling, Driveways, Sidewalks, Walkways and Patios, Under Structures Both Commercial and Residential, Porches and Stairs

Void Filling – Using Polyurethane to Fill, Stabilize and Reinforce Open Spaces

Polymer Foam Void Filling and Stabilization Used For:

» Under Concrete Slabs
» Concrete Leveling
» Driveways, Sidewalks, Walkways and Patios
» Under Structures Both Commercial and Residential
» Porches and Stairs
» Abandoned Oil and Septic Tanks
» Decommissioned City Pipes
» Prevent Future Costly Repairs

Unattended Voids Can Cause a Multitude of Issues Including:

» Tilted, Leaning and Buckling Walls
» Bowls, Dips and Uneven Floors
» Becoming Home to Unwanted Critters
» Cracking, Shifting, Rocking and Sinking Concrete Slabs
» Costly Future Repairs
» Total Foundation Disruption

Voids Occur When Foundation Soil is or Becomes Unstable.

What Causes Unstable Soil?

» Poor Compaction
» Washout
» “Man-Made” Occurrences
» Freeze/Thaw Cycles
» Clogged Gutters and Short Downspouts
» Leaking Sewer or Water Lines
» Drought
» Hydrostatic Pressure
» Poor Maintenance
» Burrowing Critters
» Organic Decay

Why Choose Polyurethane Foam for Void Filling?

» Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate
» Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking
» The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils
» Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required
» Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil
» Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab
» Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won’t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time
» Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs