Concrete Lifting & Leveling
Concrete leveling, also traditionally known as slab jacking or mud jacking, raises sunken or uneven concrete slabs back to their original position. Concrete leveling is commonly used to repair uneven sidewalks, driveways, patios, and other concrete surfaces, and it is a cost-effective alternative to replacing the entire slab.
Overview
Any cracks, voids, sinking, or uneven concrete slabs can present safety hazards and commercial insurance liability. Poorly-maintained concrete will also promote the growth of weeds and bring pests closer to your home.
Concrete Lifting Problem Signs and Symptoms
Encountering issues like uneven surfaces or noticeable cracks in your concrete? Our skilled professionals are equipped to inspect and resolve any concrete leveling challenges using the latest techniques and materials. Below, we’ve compiled a list of key signs to be aware of:
Pooling Water
Uneven Surfaces & Tripping Hazards
Cracks In Concrete Slabs
When To Call RhinoLift
Prevent Tripping Hazards
May it be your sidewalk, concrete porch steps, pool deck, driveway, or garage floor, your concrete should be lifted, and cracks should be filled to remain safe to use. Any cracks, voids, sinking, or uneven concrete slabs can present a safety hazard for your family and cause damage to your vehicle if parked in the driveway. May it be your sidewalk, concrete porch steps, patio, pool deck, driveway, or garage floor, your concrete should be lifted, and cracks should be filled to remain safe to use. Schedule your free estimate today.
Increase Property Value & Aesthetics
Cracked and uneven surfaces are unsafe and not aesthetically pleasing to potential buyers. Fixing focal points and the structural integrity of your home will directly increase the value of your home
Prevent Pooling Water
When hydrostatic pressure comes into play, it can damage your basement floors or foundation walls. Soil erosion is also more predominant when water is left to sit in certain areas, and common pests thrive in sitting water. Proper concrete treatment will lead to water draining away like it is supposed to.
Our Foundation Repair Solutions
RhinoLift excels in delivering top-tier concrete leveling services. Overlooking concrete irregularities can lead to significant problems, and our certified experts are here to guide you through the repair process. We recognize the challenges homeowners face with concrete issues and aim to demystify the repair process by thoroughly inspecting and explaining the optimal solution for your property. RhinoLift provides a comprehensive suite of concrete leveling services, supported by high-quality products from leading names in the foundation repair industry.
Polyurethane Foam Lifting
Concrete Crack Repair
Polyurethane Void Filling
Concrete Replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
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Concrete leveling is a process that involves restoring sunken or uneven concrete surfaces to their original height and levelness. Over time, soil erosion, settlement, or improper installation can cause concrete surfaces to sink or become uneven, resulting in trip hazards, water pooling, or other safety hazards. This process can be cost-effective, minimally invasive, and provide long-lasting results.
Polyurethane foam lifting is a fast and efficient method of concrete repair, and most projects can be completed within a few hours, depending on the size of the area being repaired. Unlike traditional concrete repair methods, polyurethane foam lifting requires little to no downtime, and the repaired area can be used almost immediately after the repair is completed.
RhinoLift has vast experience installing polyurethane foam and is proud to offer the best products in the industry. NCFI is the leading and most trusted polyurethane foam manufacturer, so homeowners can rest assured that RhinoLift offers the best concrete repair solutions. RhinoLift offers a 5-year Peace of Mind Warranty on all polyurethane solutions.
Soil voids are empty spaces or air pockets in the soil. They occur when the soil is not compacted enough or when a void is created by settling, erosion, or a change in moisture content. The presence of soil voids can lead to various problems, including foundation settlement, building cracks, and soil instability.
Polyurethane is made by mixing two liquid components, which then expand and harden into a lightweight, high-strength foam that can be used to fill voids, level uneven concrete, and stabilize the soil. Polyurethane foam is an effective solution for many foundation repair issues and has the added benefit of being minimally invasive and requiring little to no downtime for homeowners/tenants.
At RhinoLift, inspections are FREE! We will visit the customer’s property during our on-site inspection and assess the issues. We will examine the affected areas, take measurements, and ask questions to understand the situation completely. This process allows us to identify any underlying problems and provide the recommended repairs.
