Concrete Leveling

Uneven concrete can create a tripping hazard, making it essential to level any areas that are higher or lower than the surrounding concrete. In addition, uneven concrete can cause water to pool, which can lead to stains and cracks. Concrete leveling is also important for aesthetics. A level surface will give your home or business a polished look, while uneven concrete can make an area look sloppy and unfinished. If you are unsure whether your concrete needs to be leveled, it is best to consult with a professional. They will be able to assess the situation and recommend the best course of action.

Have a sidewalk, garage, driveway, or other concrete slabs that are beginning to sink? Have you noticed tripping hazards on your property? This is a common problem. Concrete slabs will tend to sink if the soil support is not strong enough. Other causes may include tree roots breaking through or seismic activity in earthquake-prone areas. Regardless of the cause. If the soil is loose, washed away, or prone to compression, your slabs will sink!

Concrete settling and sinking can wreak havoc on many common building materials at homes and businesses. If ignored, serious cracks, trip hazards, and devastating water leaks can occur almost anywhere on the property. These issues can be caused when concrete used for sidewalks, garages, driveways, pool decks, patios, landings,  and parking lots is not installed properly or if environmental shifts cause the soil foundation to settle unevenly.

Fortunately, these issues can be addressed in a timely manner with either repairs or replacement to mitigate long-term damage from poor concrete installations and prevent future problems without drastically affecting the pocketbooks of homeowners.

POLYURETHANE CRACK INJECTION

Concrete Leveling Solutions

Uneven concrete is not only unsightly, but it can also create trip hazards and negatively impact the value of your property. There are a few different options for leveling it out if you're dealing with uneven concrete.

Luckily, we have the perfect concrete leveling fix for your sinking concrete slab problem! Polyurethane foam can level your concrete slabs by providing a supportive, strong layer below the existing concrete. If a concrete surface on your property is cracked or uneven, My Foundation Repairs professionals are highly experienced at concrete lifting.

Otherwise known as “slab jacking” or “mudjacking,” this method involves drilling strategic holes through the concrete slab and injecting an additive, which lifts the slab back into place. We can refill any existing holes in the concrete afterward, and the fast-drying additive ensures long-term support. This type of spot treatment allows you to avoid the need for demolition, removal, or the pouring of new concrete—saving you a great deal of time and money, as a result.

PolyPier is one of the best products for this! PolyPier is a two-part polyurethane product launched by ECP in January of 2018. It has quickly become the best in the concrete leveling industry. This product offers a wide variety of repair possibilities for your home or your business, so you don’t have to worry about further damage to your property.

Our contractors who use PolyPier can provide residential, industrial, and commercial services. PolyPier is a great

  • Ease of application
  • Lower overhead costs
  • Scorch-free processing
  • Moisture-tolerant and resistant
  • Exceptional inter-layer adhesion
  • Extremely conformable
  • Environmentally responsible
  • Manufacturer support
CONCRETE LEVELING

In other words, it is a cost-effective polyurethane product that is strong, safe from water, causes little to no disturbance, and environmentally responsible. There is almost no downside. Level that sinking concrete slab so you can have peace of mind that your home or business is safe from trips, leaks, cracks, and more!

Finding a Concrete Leveling Contractor

There are a few things you'll want to keep in mind when searching for a concrete leveling contractor. First, you'll want to make sure that the contractor is experienced and has a good reputation. Ask around for recommendations, or look for online reviews. Next, you'll want to get an estimate of the cost of the project. Finally, you'll want to make sure that the contractor has insurance and is licensed to work in your area. By taking these factors into consideration, you can be sure that you'll find a reputable contractor who can provide the concrete leveling services you need.

Contact us today so we can put you in touch with a contractor in your area who can help you fix your sinking or settling concrete slab issue. And with PolyPier, you can rest easy knowing it will last you for years to come. It won’t wash away, it won’t compress! Give us a call now.