Concrete Repair for Cleveland and Northeast Ohio
Residential • Commercial • Industrial

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How Concrete Raising Helps

Sunken concrete can be more than an inconvenience. If left unrepaired, it can be costly in terms of production, safety or further damage and liability. Slabjacking is a cost-effective alternative to removing and replacing problem concrete.

Factories

There is a tremendous advantage to slabjacking sunken factory floors instead of pouring new ones. Small or large jobs can be easily handled without taking the slab out of service while the slabjacking is being done.

With today's trend of spacious buildings, contractors are laying very large slabs in one or two pours. Often this results in slab curl; as the concrete cures, the edges actually curl upward. When heavy lift trucks travel across curled joints, the slab moves up and down causing cracks to form parallel to the joints. Slabjacking can fill voids under the curled edges, stopping further movement or damage.

Municipal and Commercial

There are as many applications as there are places covered by concrete. Sidewalks, roads and parking lot pavement can be economically maintained with slabjacking. When water mains break and wash out the sub-base under streets, voids can be easily filled by slabjacking equipment.

One important advantage is that concrete pavement may be raised without closing down traffic in the area being worked on. Traffic needs only to be re-routed around the slabjacking crew. Slabs that have just been raised can be put into use as the crew works its way across the street.

The area can be put back to its original grade. This keeps water running to the storm sewers where sewer laterals run to houses.

Slabjacking is usually less than half the cost of pouring new slabs. However, the savings may be even greater, since demolition and removal costs are eliminated, and no landscaping is required. Most jobs can be done in hours instead of days.