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This site offers comprehensive and straightforward information about concrete slabjacking and lifting, helping clients understand the process and available options. It provides clear explanations of techniques, benefits, and considerations to assist clients in making informed decisions about restoring and leveling their concrete surfaces.
Concrete slabjacking restores uneven slabs at a fraction of replacement costs.
The process typically takes just a few hours, minimizing downtime.
Proper lifting ensures long-lasting support and prevents future settling.
- - Purpose - Used to raise and level sunken or uneven concrete slabs.
- - Materials - Typically involves injecting a cement-based grout beneath the slab.
- - Procedure - Drills are made into the slab, grout is pumped in to lift and stabilize.
- - Advantages - Cost-effective alternative to replacing damaged concrete.
- - Limitations - Best suited for slabs with minor to moderate settling issues.
Concrete slabjacking and lifting involve raising and stabilizing sunken or uneven concrete slabs, often to restore their original level and prevent further deterioration. The process typically includes drilling small holes into the affected slab, then injecting a grout or foam material beneath it to lift and support the slab evenly. When evaluating requests for this work, key details such as the extent and location of the unevenness, the condition and age of the existing concrete, accessibility of the site, and the underlying soil stability are important considerations. Additionally, understanding the desired outcome, the size of the area needing correction, and any prior repairs or issues can help determine the most appropriate approach and ensure the effectiveness of the work.
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