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Repairing a Cracked Concrete Driveway Is Cheaper Than You Think
Have you been putting off repairing a cracked concrete driveway because of the cost? Many northern Utah homeowners do, but there is an affordable solution. You don’t have to rip out the concrete and replace the driveway. A slabjacking company like ...
Porch Concrete Lifting — A Quick, Effective and Affordable Repair
Do you have a sagging, sinking porch? Concrete lifting can restore the safety, stability and beauty of your porch quickly and affordably. Sunken porches are common here in northern Utah, and many homeowners don’t realize that the problem has an eas ...
How to Select the Right Slabjacking Contractor
When you have cracked, settled or sunken concrete, you need an expert slabjacking contractor. With the right professional on the job, you can be certain of receiving high-quality results – and your concrete repair project won’t cost an arm and a ...
Have Settled Concrete on Your Utah Property? Here’s What to Do
Settled concrete is quite common here in northern Utah. Sidewalks, patios, driveways, porches, pool decks – slabs of all types sink and crack. Usually, poor soil conditions are to blame, though frost heave, erosion, inadequate drainage and a host o ...
How Commercial Concrete Lifting Can Benefit Your Business
If you’re a business owner and your driveway, parking lot or walkways have seen better days, commercial concrete lifting may be the ideal solution. The repair method, also known as slabjacking, works to restore sunken and cracked slabs – and when ...
What Homeowners Need to Know About Concrete Repair
Most homeowners end up needing concrete repair at some point. Concrete is a strong, stable material – but eventually, slabs always crack or begin to sink. So, if you haven’t faced those issues yet, consider yourself fortunate. However, your luck ...
Don’t Replace Your Uneven Patio – Fix it with Concrete Jacking
Concrete jacking can save your uneven patio and make it a safe, stable place for entertaining and relaxing for many years to come. Sure, you could remove the sinking slab and replace it – but going that route is both more expensive and less effecti ...