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Steps to Take After Slabjacking Repair
When you hire a professional contractor for slabjacking repair, your settled concrete will be back to its original position and ready for use in almost no time. From start to finish, most projects take just an hour or two. So, what happens next? Is t ...
Common Concrete Lifting Questions & Answers
So, you want to fix a cracked and sunken slab. As you explore your options online, you come across concrete lifting – and you’re not sure what to think, because you’ve never heard of the repair method. Sound familiar? If this is your first time ...
Spring Is Mudjacking Season: Time to Repair Your Sunken Concrete!
Spring is here, and so is mudjacking season! Once warm weather arrives and you spend more time outside, you may notice that winter wasn’t so kind to your property. If you see sunken concrete – as many northern Utah homeowners do in the spring – ...
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 ...