Settled concrete needs to be addressed, not only from an aesthetic standpoint but, more importantly, from a liability standpoint.
The American Disabilities Act of 1990, defines a “trip hazard” as any vertical change over ¼” or more at any joint or crack. This law strictly mandates the repair of trip hazards from sunken or heaved concrete in public areas, as it represents a legal liability. Municipalities, school districts, hospitals, private communities, shopping malls, universities, apartment complexes, and any other property owners are continuously concerned regarding any possible liability issues.
- Enhance safety. Eliminate trip hazards and opportunities of unwanted liability
- Save money. Raise your concrete with polyurethane foam for less than half the price of replacing the concrete slab.
- Save time. Fix your concrete slab now--in most cases, in 1-2 hours--and rid yourself of a problem that will only worsen over time.
- Use immediately. Use your concrete immediately upon completion of work--don't wait days as with concrete replacement.
- Boost curb appeal. Eliminate eyesores of unaligned concrete.
- Increase home value. Add value to your home by fixing a sunken slab, uneven sidewalk, or misaligned steps.
- Avoid additional structural damage. When a concrete slab settles, doors and windows stick and structures connected to the slab may crack and settle.
- Avoid potential water damage. Because water follows the path of least resistance like a sunken driveway, damage caused by water will only worsen over time, resulting in costly foundation repairs.
- Be green. By raising concrete instead of replacing it, your concrete slab stays out of the landfill and no new concrete is mixed.
Did You Know?
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Why Raise Concrete?
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