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Preparing a Concrete Driveway for the Winter, Part 2
In part one of this two-part blog series, we went over some of the basics on preparing your concrete driveway or any other concrete surface on your property for the upcoming winter. Winter brings its share of moisture issues and related concerns to c ...
Preparing a Concrete Driveway for the Winter, Part 1
Winter is fast approaching, and for Utahns familiar with the frequent snow and cold conditions here during this season, there are a few important property areas to check before it kicks off. One great example: Those who have concrete driveways or oth ...
Concrete Settlement – Why Slabs Sink, Settle and Crack
Concrete settlement can diminish both the curb appeal and the value of your Utah property. Plus, cracked and sunken slabs pose a potential safety hazard – one that could put you at risk for a costly liability lawsuit. Getting your settled concrete ...
Why Repair the Settled Concrete Around Your Utah Home?
Maybe you have cracks in the driveway. Or perhaps you’ve noticed that your porch steps are sinking. Regardless, repairing the settled concrete around your Utah home isn’t one of your top priorities – but it should be. Concrete settl ...
Have a Sunken Slab? A Look at the Pros & Cons of Concrete Jacking
In a perfect world, every homeowner would know about concrete jacking, as it’s often the best repair option for a sunken slab. But many look at the damage and think that tearing out and replacing the concrete is their only choice. Were you plan ...
Why Mudjacking Before Winter Makes Sense
Mudjacking is the best repair solution for cracked or settled concrete. The process, also referred to as concrete lifting, has been proven effective – and besides that, mudjacking is by far the most budget-friendly fix for a damaged slab. If you ha ...
Slabjacking – A Low-Cost, High-Quality Fix for Settled Concrete
Slabjacking is the cheapest concrete repair technique, coming in far below the other options. But don’t you get what you pay for? If you choose slabjacking to save money fixing your settled concrete, are you going to regret the decision? Not at all ...