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Raising sunken concrete – Slab jacking
Mudjacking or slabjacking is the process of lifting concrete slabs by pumping a grout mixture under concrete. A series of strategic holes are drilled in the slab (1 and 9/16″ diameter hole) to allow proper placement of the grout under the slab. |
Piles and structural supports
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Foundation leaks
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Urethane injection – Water stop systems
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Foundation repair – Underpinning
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Void filling- Raising sunken concrete
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Services we provide for Foundations and Anchoring, Helical Pulldown Micropile, Helical Spacing, Helical Tiebacks, Instant Foundation for Bollard Walkway Lighting, Environmentally Sensitive Areas, Street Lights and Signs, Lighting Foundations, Power System Foundations, Power System Installed Foundation Anchors, Soil Screw for Retention Wall System and Telecom Structures.
There is a common saying in the concrete industry, “Concrete Cracks”. Cracking is a part of the curing process, as concrete will shrink as it cures causing cracks to form. As a result, it is common to find cracks in concrete walls and floors. In fact, it is very difficult to find a concrete wall or floor that does not have a crack.
Systems we use for urethane injection, water stop systems. Urethane injection will cure the presence of water, active cracks are easily injectable with it.
Systems we use; Helical Micro Pulldown, Instant Foundations for Streetlights and Signs, Solid Foundation Solution for Homeowners, The Chance Helical Pier Foundation System.
Suitable applications for mudjacking include driveways, walkways, garage pads, basement floors etc.