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Concrete Slab Leveling for Cracked & Sunken Sidewalks
Did you know that concrete slab leveling is the ideal solution for your cracked and sunken sidewalks? Years ago, the only remedy for a damaged sidewalk was to rip it out and pour a brand new slab. And frankly, this fix has always been expensive – w ...
Slabjacking Solves Common Concrete Problems
Does your property have concrete problems? Slabjacking is often an ideal solution, as the repair is both more effective and less expensive than tearing out and replacing a damaged slab. Many homeowners put off fixing concrete problems, not knowing th ...
Comparing Mudjacking, Concrete Lifting & Slab Leveling
So how does mudjacking differ from concrete lifting and slab leveling? As a matter of fact, it isn’t any different at all. Mudjacking, concrete lifting and slab leveling all refer to the same concrete repair process. You might also hear it c ...
3 Ways to Cut Your Concrete Repair Costs
Is your property crying out for concrete repair? If you have a cracked driveway, sunken sidewalks, sagging porch steps, settled pool deck or uneven patio, you likely already know that fixing the damage is in your best interest — but you might n ...
Why Concrete Repair Contractors Don’t Use Deicing Salts
Concrete repair contractors don’t reach for deicing salts when faced with icy steps, sidewalks and driveways – for good reason. Snow and ice melting salts work well, and using them is a fast and easy way to eliminate dangerously slippery surfaces ...
Mudjacking Repair – Misconceptions and Realities
Mudjacking repair works to lift and stabilize sunken, cracked or settled concrete. The technique, also known as concrete leveling, is both effective and affordable – much more so than tearing out and replacing a damaged slab. Of course, if you’re ...
Concrete Damage and Frost Heave – What You Need to Know
In northern Utah, concrete damage often occurs due to a phenomenon known as frost heave. What is frost heave, you ask? Essentially, it’s an upward expansion of the soil due to pressure from subsurface ice. When the ground freezes, concrete shifts o ...