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The Risks of Uneven Sidewalks & the Best Concrete Repair Solutions
If you have uneven sidewalks, concrete repair may be your responsibility. Some Utah cities, including West Jordan, take on the expense of fixing damaged sidewalks. Others either share the cost or, like Salt Lake City, put the burden on the adjacent p ...
How Mudjacking Compares to Polyurethane Foam Concrete Lifting
Mudjacking, a method of repairing settled concrete, has been in use since the 1930’s. Also known as concrete lifting, mudjacking is a simple and affordable option for both residential and commercial projects. However, a newer repair method, polyure ...
Why Concrete Leveling Is the Best Fix for Sunken Steps
Sunken steps are unsightly and unsafe, posing a danger to your family and everyone who visits your home. Concrete leveling, or slabjacking, can lift and restore your steps to a stable, even and safe position. If your porch or entryway steps are sinki ...
Is Your Garage Floor Uneven? Mudjacking Is the Ideal Solution
Mudjacking, an effective and affordable form of concrete repair, can stabilize an uneven garage floor and make the surface level. But why bother with mudjacking? Isn’t a lopsided garage just an eyesore? Actually, no – uneven concrete can cause se ...
How to Save Money on Concrete Repair
Do you need concrete repair? Fixing your cracked walkway, uneven patio, sunken porch steps, settled driveway or other damaged slab can restore the curb appeal and safety of your property. But, you likely know this already. What you really want to kno ...
What Is Concrete Jacking?
Concrete jacking is an extremely effective – and incredibly affordable – repair solution for sagging porches, sunken patios and cracked pool decks. Also known as mudjacking, it’s also ideal for lopsided driveways, fractured sidewalks and uneven ...
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 ...