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General informationJanuary 17, 2019by Jerald Sargent0

Concrete Trips- Slabjack Geotechnical

www.SlabjackGeotechnical.com According to the National Floor Safety Institute the average medical cost from a slip/trip fall is $22,800! The potential legal costs and jury awards are several times that amount. Rather than ignore the “little trip” have it fixed by Slabjack Geotechnical. Whether it be a walk from your driveway, a trip on your driveway...

UncategorizedMay 14, 2015by Jerald Sargent0

Settled concrete raising in Coeur D’ Alene

Slabjack Geotechnical is the most experienced Slabjack contractor in the Coeur d A’lene area. Raising settled concrete porches, patios, pool decks, garage and basement floors, driveways, warehouse floors, sidewalks and more. Call today for a no cost, no pressure estimate, 1-855-752-2522 www.SlabjackGeotechnical.com Superior technology, Superior polymers, Superior results.

Home and trade showsMarch 13, 2015by Jerald Sargent0

Need to raise your settled concrete? Stop by our booth at the Spokane home and garden show this weekend.

For many homeowners spring means attending a regional home and garden show, this weekend 1-855-752-2522 will be displaying at the convention center in Spokane at the home and garden show! If you are considering raising that settled porch, slumping pool deck, sinking patio or any other settled concrete slab call the concrete raising and leveling professionals...

Home and trade shows UncategorizedMarch 7, 2015by Jerald Sargent0

Coeur d’Alene home show? Raise settled concrete by Slabjack Geotechnical

We are in Coeur d’Alene today the North Idaho HBA show at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds. This is our sixth show of the year out of eleven! If you have been dealing with sunken and settled concrete Slabjack Geotechnical is the quick easy solution to your problem settled concrete. We raise settled concrete patios, porches,...

Dealing with cracks in concreteFebruary 5, 2015by Jerald Sargent0

Looks can be deceiving

Cracks in settled concrete are often not visible. As concrete settles it sometimes cracks but because of the direction of the settlement the crack gets “pinched” together. This type of crack is especially difficult to see with exposed aggregate where dirt and the texture of the aggregate can do an admirable job of covering any...