This concrete repair guide explains the best methods to fix driveway potholes, what causes them, when a simple patch may work, and when professional repair is the better long-term solution. If you are dealing with surface deterioration, voids beneath the slab, or worsening settlement, taking action now is the best way to prevent further damage.
If you have been wondering how to fix cracks in concrete driveway surfaces without immediately replacing the entire slab, there are several practical and budget-friendly options. The best method depends on the size of the crack, the condition of the concrete, and whether the slab is still level and stable. Below is a guide to the top three affordable repair methods homeowners should know before small driveway issues become major issues.
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...
January ’23 You’ve finally decided to do something about your settled and sinking concrete, what’s the next step? A good place to start is by reading concrete raising company reviews. Reviews give a general overview about how a company is perceived by those who used them. This is a good predictor of how happy you...
www.SlabjackGeotechnical.com “Should I just wait until my concrete has settled all the way?” or “I’ll just wait until it’s fully settled.” are things we hear often here at Slabjack Geotechnical. The answer is generally “no” because as slabs settle further, damage will often result. Cracking, pulling away from the building and/or draining water to the...
www.Slabjackgeotechnical.com The big question, once you have decided to do something about your settled concrete do you replace it or raise it? This big question generally comes down to cost and if that is the only criteria then raising will be less costly in virtually every case. There are many advantages in raising rather than...
www.Slabjackgeotechnical.com Slabjack Geotechnical is very excited to announce that we have opened a sister company! Introducing Quality Concrete Coatings! Servicing all of Washington and Northern Idaho. For awhile now we have been asked by customers if we do any type of concrete coatings or can help with more of the appearance of their concrete. We...
www.SlabjackGeotechnical.com Slabjack Geotechnical prides ourself on being the easiest Slabjacking company to do business with. From initial contact to billing, everything we do is geared to make the repair as easy for you the customer as possible. When going about getting an estimate for your settle concrete first thing you would do is call our...
www.SlabjackGeotechnical.com The MRSC roster is used by participating municipalities and other agencies to find approved vendors and contractors to do business with. Slabjack Geotechnical is one of these vendors. If you are a governmental agency then Slabjack Geotechnical is an approved concrete raising and leveling business. From the state to the county and city along...
www.SlabjackGeotechnical.com Poor compaction coupled with excess water causes virtually all the settled concrete we see. We got a call from a homeowner that their fifty year old home was experiencing some settling on a porch and some attached brickwork. I asked, “the house is fifty years old and the settling just happened?” She replied yes...
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