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Can You Schedule Concrete Jacking During the Winter?
Concrete jacking may be the perfect solution if your property has cracked or sunken concrete. Also called mudjacking, the repair method works to lift and restore a damaged slab back to its original position. Concrete jacking is a quick, effective and ...
Why Utah Homeowners Choose Mudjacking Over Foamjacking
Mudjacking and foamjacking are the two options you have for raising settled concrete. If you ask some concrete repair contractors for their opinion, they’ll say that foamjacking is a better option. Why, then, do most Utah homeowners choose mudjac ...
Understanding the Costs of Concrete Leveling
Are you considering concrete leveling? Getting estimates from local professional contractors – like the team at Lift Right Concrete – is the best way to figure out how much your slabjacking repair project will cost. According to HomeAdvisor.com, ...
Why DIY Slabjacking is a Bad Idea
You’re not a concrete leveling contractor, but DIY slabjacking should be easy, right? Seems simple enough, and if you’re the handyman type, why not handle the concrete repair yourself? After all, you can find plenty of videos and tutorials onl ...
Can Slabjacking Really Restore a Damaged Concrete Slab?
If you’re like many northern Utah homeowners, slabjacking may not be a familiar. In fact, you may not have even heard about the repair method at all, before researching how to fix a damaged concrete slab. In that case, you may be a little skep ...
Schedule Concrete Repair Before Winter Arrives
If you’re thinking of putting off any needed concrete repair until spring, you may want to reconsider. Sure, you can put off repairing your cracked sidewalks, uneven driveway, sunken steps and other damaged outdoor slabs – but just because you ...
How Much Time Does Mudjacking Take?
Mudjacking won’t take up much of your time at all – the concrete repair technique is much faster than slab replacement. Tearing out and replacing a damaged concrete slab can take a couple of weeks. Then, on top of that, the new slab won’t be re ...