We Can Handle Concrete Leveling Repairs at Your Neenah, WI, Area Home Without the Need for Concrete Replacement
If you’ve encountered cracked or uneven cement at your Neenah, Wisconsin, area home, you’ve likely considered the possibility of concrete replacement. In many cases, however, concrete replacement can be an expensive and time-consuming process. Plus, it often doesn’t solve the underlying problem, and it’s likely that whatever led to the original issue will eventually cause the replacement concrete to crack and sink out of place, as well.
Fortunately, ABT Foundation Solutions, Inc. can more permanently address concrete leveling issues at your Neenah, WI, area home using our innovative polyjacking technique, without the need for concrete replacement. Polyjacking involves the following three-step process:
- Drill — First, we remove any dirt and debris from the surface, then drill small holes into the concrete at preset locations.
- Pump — Next, we fill the holes with polyurethane foam, which expands and lifts the concrete back into its correct position.
- Patch — We finish by patching the drilled holes to ensure a flawless finish that you’ll be proud to show off to your friends and neighbors.
In addition to being a superior alternative to concrete replacement, polyjacking also offers a number of benefits over traditional mudjacking or slab jacking. As compared to the sludge-like substance used with those concrete leveling methods, polyurethane foam weighs less, requires smaller drill holes, and lasts longer.
To learn more about how polyjacking can help you avoid the need for concrete replacement at your Neenah, WI, area home, please contact ABT Foundation Solutions, Inc. today. We’ve proudly served homeowners in this area since 2002, during which time we’ve completed thousands of projects. Our impressive workmanship, attention to detail, and dedication to outstanding customer service have helped us earn an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. We look forward to assisting you with your concrete leveling needs.