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Polyurethane Concrete Raising
Cost effective and efficient concrete repairing with Trusted Foamjection Contractors.
Raising concrete with polyurethane foam is an easy, quick and inexpensive solution with benefits for residential & commercial applications. Homeowners and business owners have found repairing concrete driveways, walkways and patios has become less expensive and more effective with Foamjection solutions.
They are often happily surprised by polyurethane foam creating perfect concrete, in a matter of minutes, saving time and money.
How does Polyurethane foam concrete raising work?
The process starts with ⅝” injection holes (size of a dime) strategically drilled to lift and restore sunken concrete. Polyurethane foam is injected into the holes causing a chemical reaction to fill uneven space under the slab. The holes are then patched with new cement.
Foamjection can lift:
- Sidewalks
- Driveways
- Pool Decks
- Footings
- Patios
- Garage floors
- Basement floors
- Office floors
- Warehouse floors
- Highways
- Bridge Approaches
Stop dealing with cracked and settling concrete the old fashioned and expensive way.
Before Foamjection homeowners and business owners had limited options to repair sinking concrete. The two options were expensive new concrete or cumbersome mudjacking. Neither of these are as effective or efficient as polyurethane Foamjection.
Contact your LOCAL family owned, trusted Foamjection Contractor
Foamjection combines concrete lifting with a specially-engineered expanding foam making it possible to permanently restore the concrete surface with little downtime and disruption. Foamjection offers numerous advantages for homeowners and business owners who need concrete repaired quickly and efficiently. Ready to use immediately!
Foamjection foams are environmentally friendly,
consisting of 39-49% renewable and recycled materials.
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