Raise settled concrete with polyurethane (Polylevel) foam- One of the questions we are asked about polymer Slabjacking is “how long will it last”? The answer is two-part. As far as the polymer is concerned the repair is permanent. The material, polyurethane, is basically plastic and a foaming agent so the only thing that breaks it...
One of the services we provide is crack filling and crack repair. The one is a preventative step taken to reduce settling and improve the aesthetics of the concrete without regard to flex or movement along the crack. The other to actually “weld” the concrete back together and as much as possible stabilize the crack...
Raising settled concrete with Polylevel – Occasionally we comes across some fairly large critter holes, do critters cause concrete settling? How big of a problem is this? Animals are mostly opportunistic home builders, they seek out ready-made dens as much as possible then enlarge to fit their needs. Once they find a spot though, they...
Raise and level settled concrete – settlement cracks – polylevel – polylift Concrete cracks; it cracks as it cures due to shrinkage, it cracks when placed on expansive soils and it really cracks as it settles. When we are called to raise a concrete slab there are occasionally cracks the are not easily seen. As...
Raise and level settled concrete – Washington and Northern Idaho’s most experienced geo-polymer concrete lifting company is 1-855-752-2522. Now in our fifth year we have raised thousands of concrete slabs. Porches, sidewalks, pool decks, stoops, basement and garage floors warehouse floors, driveways and more have been raised and leveled with structural grade polyurethane. Locations in...
Raise settled concrete. The Great Leap Forward in concrete raising took place in 1983 when Geo-polymer Slabjacking was first introduced. The material being injected as a liquid which quickly expands eliminated “pyramiding” of the material. Pyramiding is when material goes in the opening of the concrete slab during the Slabjacking process and supports the...
Raising settled concrete, Some slabs are not good candidates for concrete leveling, they have various issues including, Excessive cracks – hard to get the puzzle level, best to replace. Unseen supports under the slab – damage of the slab almost certain with attempted lift. Cracks running adjacent and near edges – very difficult not...
The above picture demonstrates something very common, settling at the main water service vault. If you were to open the hatch at your water meter you would see a concrete vault or box going down about five or six feet deep. Because it is sitting so low it generally does not settle. The sidewalk...
Raise settled concrete slabs- We love to do business with local companies that we know will be here tomorrow. At the same time we want to spend our money wisely and not overpay for a product or service. Don’t we all feel that way? With the recent purchase of our new truck for Spokane and...
An obvious void under an entry, most voids are unseen This picture demonstrates how voids against foundations form. In most cases the concrete would also settle but with this example the entry was “pinned” with rebar to the foundation. Over time the rebar will rust and weaken, eventually failing causing the slab to drop. As...
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