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Concrete Raising of North Carolina™
Raise sinking concrete…at
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Raising sinking concreteSinking
concrete develops gaps, cracks, bumps, ridges, and uneven surfaces. Sinking
concrete can break, pull apart, tilt, and besides that, it looks terrible.
Worse, these cracks and bumps are potentially serious threats to safety and
could create liability for accidents. It’s a
dirty, expensive, time-consuming mess to replace sinking concrete. There’s
the noise of the jackhammers breaking the old concrete into smaller pieces so
it can be hauled away. Then there are the concrete forms, the expense of
adding more base material, the delay of pouring and finishing and waiting for
it to cure before you can use the new concrete. Sawing or
grinding concrete to level the ridges and bumps doesn’t fix the fundamental
cause of sinking concrete. It only addresses the surface problem for a while
without resolving the real problem that is hiding underneath the concrete. |
A sinking door approach is a
dangerous trip hazard! |
Weeds grow between the garage and sinking
slab. |
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Sinking concrete allows water to
erode the slab. |
Take a leisurely walk on this
sinking sidewalk? Not! |
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There’s a
better, cleaner, cheaper, faster and more durable way to fix sinking concrete
– raise it and repair it instead of replacing it! How does raising concrete work? |
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