Interior concrete that has settled can be a real problem. Basement floors, laundry rooms and garage floors are so expensive to replace. You can see why, demolition has to be primarily by hand with either jack hammers or sledge hammers. Then the material has to be hauled out by hand. With concrete weighing roughly one...
Polyjacking and mudjacking are two similar-sounding but different methods of concrete repair. Both use hydraulic jacks to fill and raise sunken concrete, but the materials and processes differ. Polyjacking is a newer method that uses polyurethane foam, while mudjacking uses a slurry mixture of cement, water, and sand. So between polyjacking vs. mudjacking, which...
We finally rolled out our website re-design this week, let us know what you think. www.slabjackgeotechnical.com Staying on top of a competitive Concrete Leveling field takes a lot of off-season work. Things like website design, blogging, training staff and preparing new media roll-outs keep us busy in the off season. Concrete raising, Concrete Caulking, Concrete...
General informationMiscellaneous RamblingsFebruary 3, 2021by Jerald Sargent
Have erosion? Here’s how to fix it – Slabjack Geotechnical
Erosion of soil is a very common problem all across our service area whether that is settled concrete in Spokane, a sinking driveway in Seattle or a tilting pool deck in the Tri-Cities. Common causes are ground water movement, drainage, sprinklers or even rodents. When the soil is washed or carried away the settling concrete is...
General informationMay 19, 2020by Jerald Sargent0
Interested in More Eco-Friendly Concrete Repair? Choose Cement Raising
Concrete raising, a method of filling voids in concrete, has been around nearly a century. It’s not only environmentally sound, but it provides lasting results.
General informationFebruary 18, 2020by Jerald Sargent0
What Can You Do When You Need Concrete Crack Repairs?
Anyone who has owned a home or commercial property for any significant amount of time knows that repairs and replacements are just a part of owning the property. Even with this simple fact in place, many property owners still struggle when it comes to handling problems with their concrete or cement. If you need concrete...
General informationJanuary 15, 2020by Jerald Sargent0
Pressure Grouting – Everything You Need to Know
Concrete is the most commonly used man-made building material in the world today. Among the qualities that keep it so popular are its strength, fire resistance, insulative properties relative to energy and sound, and its tremendous durability and impact resistance. The earth it’s built on, however, doesn’t share all of these merits. Not all ground...
General informationDecember 20, 2019by Jerald Sargent2
What Should You Do When You Discover Damaged Concrete in Your Home?
As a homeowner, sometimes it can seem like everything is always breaking down. If it’s not your roof going bad, then it’s your plumbing. If it’s not the windows, it’s the air conditioning unit. It’s no wonder that once homeowners discover a problem with the concrete in and around their home, they get even more...
General informationOctober 21, 2019by Jerald Sargent0
Concrete Raising for Soil Concrete Stabilization
As autumn settles in, so can the results of the summer season’s storms and rain. Storm water that battered your property and seemed to depart may not have. It can be causing voids beneath the concrete around your home, even in the foundation. This can have expensive and hazardous results, including uneven walks, steps, and...
General informationSeptember 27, 2019by Jerald Sargent0
What is Concrete Raising?
Have you ever encountered broken, cracked, or damaged concrete areas? If you have, you’ll understand how unsafe it can be for you to walk on. This means that crack repair is required as soon as possible to ensure that the existing cracks do not cause more damage to the underlying concrete or serve as a...
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