Occasionally we arrive to do an estimate and the concrete is just too broken up for raising. The same condition applies to “parquet” style concrete slabs where 4’x4′ or so sized slabs are poured in order to create a decorative look. The problem with both the severely cracked slabs and the “parquet” slabs is they...
Concrete replacementMay 3, 2014by Jerald Sargent0
Does Slabjack Geotechnical do concrete replacement?
“do you do concrete replacement”? 1-855-752-2522 prides itself as the most trusted and experienced concrete raising company in Eastern and Central Washington. While we generally refer concrete replacement to other qualified contractors there are circumstances where we will replace a small slab in order to facilitate the larger concrete raising job. Occasionally an area will...
D.I.Y.April 26, 2014by Jerald Sargent0
Spalling and deteriorating concrete along with sunken and settled concrete
One of the frustrating issues with concrete is spalling or the top layer deteriorating. Caused by several factors such as road salt, over finishing the concrete, using too much water in the mix and other issues, spalling typically happens within the first two or three years after the slab was poured. Once spalling has occurred...
General informationApril 22, 2014by Jerald Sargent0
Concrete benders II
When we arrive to do an estimate it sometimes appears that a corner has settle independent of the rest of the slab, such is never the case. Concrete is very rigid and therefore as a corner settles it affects all the other sides to a lesser extent. Often it raises the opposite corner or raises...
General informationApril 19, 2014by Jerald Sargent0
Introducing Slabjack Geotechnical concrete raising and leveling
Sunken or settled concrete is a very common problem, one with a cost-effective solution. Call 1-855-752-2522! For about one forth to one half the cost of replacement we can raise and support your settled slabs. 1-855-752-2522 has become the premier Slabjack contractor in Eastern Washington. From Spokane to Wenatchee, from Yakima to Walla Walla and...
Slabjacking, or the art of raising settled and sunken concrete has undergone a revolution since 2003 when the Uretek patent for Slabjacking with geo-polymer foam came off protection. Up until that point the only option was to pump “mud” a mixture of soil and Portland cement under the concrete to hydraulically raise it back to...
Home and trade showsApril 6, 2014by Jerald Sargent0
2014 Home Show season soon comes to an end in Spokane
Our fifth and final home show of 2014 is this weekend in Spokane at the county expo and convention center. This will be our first year at this show, we look forward to many, many years of association with the Spokane Home Builders Association and participation in the H.B.A. show. If you have not had the...
General informationApril 5, 2014by Jerald Sargent0
Job in Plain WA. Gets written up in Columbia Basin Herald
The Columbia Basin Herald did us a “Solid” this past week by writing up a brief description of the job we did raising an interior floor that had settled due to flooding. This type of job is applicable to basements that have settled or garage floors or any type of indoor concrete. If you have...
This Saturday and Sunday we will be in Moses Lake at the home show providing information about concrete lifting, crack repairing and leak sealing. Do you have a settled patio? What about a slumping porch? Is your basement or garage floor settling? Do you have sidewalks that are a liability? Enter a drawing for a...
Most settled concrete, with a number of cracks in it, has a couple of things in common; it doesn’t have any steel in it (rebar or wire mesh) and it is four inches thick or less. Concrete has incredible compressive strength making it able to hold tremendous weight but does not have good tensile strength...
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