WHAT IS MUDJACKING?
Mudjacking is a traditional method for lifting and leveling sunken
concrete slabs. It can also be referred to as
slabjacking, sandjacking or pressure grouting. These
processes entail drilling large, 1”-2” inch holes in the
sunken concrete slab and pumping a mixture of mud, sand, cement, and limestone underneath it. These materials are mixed with water to allow the mixture to flow underneath the concrete and raise it.
THE POLYRAISE PROCESS
The Poly Raise Process is similar to mudjacking, but is an
evolved application that allows us to provide our clients
with a clean, quick, long-lasting solution. Our process
effectively stabilizes soils, fills voids and lifts concrete
using high-density polyurethane foam.
POLYRAISE VS. MUDJACKING
Although mudjacking has been around for a long time and is sa well known process, using polyurethane foam has become increasingly popular throughout the years when it comes to
leveling concrete.
There are several
advantages to lifting and leveling concrete with
polyurethane foam instead of using the process of mudjacking.
These examples are:
We use the Poly Raise process because it is a fast
curing, less evasive method for our clients. We can be in
and out with little disturbance to your home and
landscaping. It is a less expensive solution than replacing
concrete, and it is long lasting. If you have sunken
concrete with your driveway, walkway, porch, concrete steps,
pool deck, garage slab, sidewalks, or other concrete slabs,
contact the team at Southeastern Home Solutions to see if
our Poly Raise process is right for your
slab lifting
needs. We will inspect the concrete and give you a free
estimate. Prevent eyesores and trip hazards with our help in and around Huntsville, Chattanooga, and Birmingham!