Lifting Slabs & Structures
LevelRite uses the Deep Look GPR system to reveal the full extent of soil issues causing your slab or structure to sink. Sunken slabs or structures create trip hazards, liability risks and are often a sign of further damage to come if the problem is left unaddressed. Fortunately, they can be leveled with high strength polyurethane resin. In optimal conditions, slabs and structures can often be lifted to within 1/8” of their original level. Polyurethane slab lifting is much more efficient and a lot less expensive than demolishing and replacing the slab or structure.
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We Lift Slabs & Structures with Polyurethane
- No Excavation
- Clean and Environmentally Friendly
- No Heavy Equipment Required
- No Permitting Required in Most Cases
The Problems:
Erosion: Poor drainage, improperly placed downspouts, leaking drain pipes, and broken water lines are common culprits.
Poor Compaction: When backfilling on a Jobsite, the contractor is supposed to compact the backfill by driving over it with heavy equipment. However, this isn’t always done properly for one reason or another.
Biological Decay: Construction trash pits, buried trees, and other biodegradable materials all breakdown. Sometimes structures are built over these areas.
The Dangers of Neglect:
- Damage to vehicles & equipment.
- Possibility of catastrophic sinkholes.
- Trip hazards.
- Worker injury or even death.
- Liability & lawsuit risks.
The Solution:
We lift and stabilize slabs with Alchemy-Spetec AP Lift polymer foam. The expansion force of the concrete leveling foam coupled with the pressure of a specialized pump generate enough controlled force to lift concrete slabs back into position with 1/8” precision. This can be accomplished at a fraction of the cost and time required for replacement.