Concrete lifting by Foam Jacking
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Demerits of Mud-Jacking
- The denser blend raises pressure on the soil below, potentially causing future subsidence issues.
- This method is a quick fix but can harm buried infrastructure if mishandled.
- It requires larger concrete openings for mud injection, leading to more noticeable disruptions.
- It’s aesthetically unappealing with a messy look after the project is completed.
- It’s a temporary solution and would not permanently hold the levelled surface.
Merits of Foam Jacking over Mud-Jacking
- Foam for leveling concrete surpasses traditional mud-jacking by employing a concrete lifting foam that is not only eco-friendly but also robust and lightweight.
- This innovative approach necessitates smaller holes, thereby being less disruptive and ensuring the concrete appears more pristine after the service.
- The concrete leveling foam exhibits enhanced resistance to water damage and erosion, thus guaranteeing a solution that stands the test of time.
- With a quick cure time, the concrete lifting foam allows for the immediate usage of treated areas, significantly reducing any inconvenience caused by downtime.
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What is the process of concrete leveling by foam jacking?
Foam injection, popularly known as Foam Jacking, is a reliable and straightforward method for adjusting uneven surfaces. Below is the process detailed step by step:
List of Services
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Evaluation of the SiteList Item 1
After successfully raising and stabilizing the concrete, the drilled holes are sealed with a concrete mixture, camouflaging them within the existing surface.
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Site PreparationList Item 2
Before proceeding, the affected area is cleaned thoroughly to remove any debris or obstacles, which helps in ensuring the concrete lifting foam sticks well and the procedure runs smoothly.
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Hole DrillingHole DrillingList Item 3
Subsequently, tiny holes are drilled into the lowered sections of the concrete at specific points. These holes are noticeably smaller compared to those made for other methods like mud-jacking, preserving the aesthetic appeal of your concrete surfaces.
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Foam InjectionList Item 4
A concrete leveling foam made from high-density polyurethane is then injected into these holes. It expands and solidifies beneath the surface, elevating the sunken slab back to its original position.
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Constant Monitoring
With the foam in action, our experts meticulously observe the elevation process and fine-tune as necessary to ensure that the surface is perfectly aligned and level.
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Hole Sealing
After successfully raising and stabilizing the concrete, the drilled holes are sealed with a concrete mixture, camouflaging them within the existing surface.
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Final Touches
To conclude, we execute a comprehensive cleanup of the area and conduct a final review to confirm the restored integrity of the concrete, ensuring it's safe for use.
Brunswick Insulation Pros proudly offers a swift and effective solution for Concrete Lifting through Foam Jacking, ensuring durable correction of your property’s concrete surfaces with minimal interruption to your daily routine.
What to do if I have an uneven concrete surface that needs leveling in New Jersey?
Avoid the risks and aesthetic downsides of irregular concrete surfaces that can lead to trips, falls, or even decrease your property’s value. Consider choosing Jersey Insulation Pros for a modern, efficient, and environmentally friendly solution. Concrete Lifting with Foam Jacking is our expertise. Reach out to us now for a complimentary estimate and make the first move towards ensuring your surfaces are flawlessly flat and durable over time, utilizing our concrete leveling foam. Our Foam for leveling concrete is designed to address your needs effectively.
How do I select the right concrete lifting method?
The traditional method of Concrete Lifting often involves a process known as mud-jacking. This technique injects a blend of water, soil, sand, and cement underneath the concrete to elevate it. While effective for initial Concrete Leveling, this approach has limitations over time. Alternatively, Foam Jacking presents a solution that addresses the shortcomings of mud-jacking more effectively.
