Overtime, concrete slabs can sink or rise, becoming unleveled creating trip hazards and ourdoor structure damage. Concrete homes and buildings can slant towards the foundation, allowing for water to leak into basements. Slabjacking, also known as Mudjacking, is a restorative technique for the purpose of repairing this type of broken concrete by raising and leveling the concrete slabs around residential, commercial, agriculture and municipal properties.
Our process is simple: we drill holes into the concrete that are 1 inch in circumference throughout the repairable area. Then we pressure inject an eco-friendly specialized sanded grout, forcing the concrete slab to become level with the surrounding area. We never use foam due to its lack of long term stability and that it costs more. The drilled holes are then patched with cement matching its surrounding area. The repaired area can be used almost immediately.
Slabjacking requires no demolition, this saves you money and time. Raise it, don’t replace it!