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Concrete lifting foam gives contractors a fast, precise way to lift and stabilize sunken concrete without the disruption of traditional replacement or mudjacking. From driveways and sidewalks to commercial slabs Read More
Solve Sinking Concrete and Eliminate Tripping Hazards When it comes to pool deck safety, there are two rules to remember: 1. No running by the pool! 2. Children always ignore Read More
Water infiltration is one of the leading causes of concrete deterioration. Whether moisture enters through foundation cracks, construction joints, utility penetrations, or subsurface voids, uncontrolled water intrusion can accelerate deterioration, Read More
Settled sidewalks are one of the most common concrete repair opportunities contractors encounter. Uneven concrete can result from soil erosion, poor compaction, moisture fluctuations, tree root activity, and years of Read More
Polyurethane foam lifting and mudjacking are two similar but different methods. They are both used to raise and level sunken or settled concrete surfaces, such as sidewalks, driveways, and slabs. Read More
Mastering Polyurethane Foam Injection for Concrete Lifting and Leveling Polyurethane foam injection has revolutionized the field of concrete lifting and leveling. With PolyPier‘s ability to efficiently raise sunken concrete slabs Read More
PolyPier is a versatile material used for various applications, including concrete lifting and leveling for surfaces such as sidewalks, driveways, and patios. However, one of its lesser-known uses is for Read More
PolyPier can be used for void filling and concrete lifting and leveling, which makes it ideal for foundation bulkhead repair. Read More
For foundation repair and waterproofing contractors looking to grow their business, concrete lifting offers a natural expansion of existing services. Many of the same customers experiencing foundation settlement, drainage issues, Read More
PolyPier polyurethane void-filling foam is a versatile and effective solution for filling voids beneath roads and walkways. Voids can occur in pavement for various reasons, such as erosion, water damage, Read More