How Do You Repair Concrete in a Confined Area?
When people think about concrete construction or repair, a particular image comes to mind: huge trucks loaded down with heavy machinery that rumbles down the street and takes up a lot of space. Concerns may arise as a result of this for homeowners who have properties of a lower size. You will, however, find that our concrete can be quickly fixed, even in the smallest of spots, thanks to the cutting-edge foam leveling process that we have developed.
Our Technique Makes the Difference
The conventional approaches to repairing concrete, such as mudjacking, are laborious and intrusive processes. Our method of foam leveling is less invasive and will only marginally interfere with your daily life. In contrast to mudjacking, the foam we work with enables us to drill far smaller holes into your concrete than is possible with that technique. In order to inject the slurry that is generally used in mudjacking, holes with a diameter of two inches are typically required. On the other hand, our foam can be injected through holes that are only five-eighths of an inch in diameter. Because of this demand for smaller holes, the equipment that must be utilized must also be smaller. Additionally, less material and equipment will be required to patch the holes after they have been made.
In addition, because our method is so rapid, the disruption that will be caused to your neighborhood and the lives of your neighbors, as well as your own, will be kept to a minimum. Even if there is only a small amount of room in front of your house, our trucks will be in and out as quickly as possible.
How Our Foam Is Able to Assist
Our polyurethane foam is really beneficial in allowing us to work in a tight space. The fact that our foam can be expanded is the most important component. After being injected into the smaller holes that we made, the foam will expand to cover the area and lift the concrete once it has been raised to the desired level. Observing how the process works is actually pretty entertaining. Additionally, in comparison to other materials used for mudjacking, polyurethane foam is a great deal more robust. This indicates that we can lift more concrete with a given amount of foam.
Because our foam may reach 90 percent of its total curing rate in less than an hour, the concrete that has been lifted or restored can be used nearly immediately after our job is finished. If you live in a more constrained environment, having something like this could be absolutely necessary to make your life as simple and stress-free as possible. Foam leveling is the most suitable option for your situation if your driveway is the only available location for you to park your vehicle. It may take up to a week for the new concrete or mudjacking to fully cure and be usable again after it has been removed and replaced with the original concrete. When using foam leveling, the area may be utilized almost immediately, which is beneficial for people who have a constrained amount of room.
Professionals
Your concrete leveling repair will be accomplished in a brisk and uncomplicated manner by our highly-trained installation personnel. Dial (800) 824-6699 to get in touch with RLM Retrofit Foundation right away. We provide services for both Foundation Inspection Coachella and repair.
