Trip hazards are a serious safety issue for neighborhoods and businesses. They can cause people to fall and injure themselves or drop and break precious goods. Avoiding and repairing trip hazards is perhaps one of the most valuable uses of Polyurethane injection foam concrete lifting. Trip hazards come in many forms. Foundation slabs, sidewalks, or …
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Just like with any construction project, customers are going to have several questions to help them understand how their project is going to go and what to expect from their contractor of choice. This is no different when trying to determine if polyurethane is the right solution for their concrete lifting project. Here are a …
When dealing with a foundation lifting repair there are many available options and researching the best solution can be head spinning. Because of this, we are writing this article to hopefully provide you with an unbiased evaluation of two concrete lifting technologies, foam concrete lifting, and foundation piering. We hope after reading this, you’ll be …
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You’ve probably stumbled across uneven concrete slabs in your neighborhood. This is a common problem, especially if the concrete slabs are placed over soft ground.
Settled concrete sidewalks and walkways can pose hazards. This article explains benefits to repairing your concrete sidewalks and walkways.
Finding a Houston concrete lifting contractor can seem like a daunting task, but these tips will help you find the best one for your job.
Polyurethane foam jacking is a popular concrete raising solution due to its minimally invasive nature, read on to learn more.
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Austin, TX 78765, (512) 458-2145
