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Why Consider Residential Concrete Repair?

Cracked, sunken concrete slabs are more than just an eyesore, they’re a danger and could be in violation of certain regulations, such as the Americans With Disabilities Act, depending upon the location and usage of the concrete in question. If your home has concrete in need of lift and repair, pressure grouting could be just the fix for you! Contact the Charleston and Lexington, West Virginia pressure grouting soil stabilization and concrete repair experts at United Structural Systems Ltd. for a free estimate on how to get the form and function of your concrete to what was originally intended. 

How Can Soil Cause Concrete to Sink?

The soils underneath concrete slabs can be impacted by water, erosion, poor compaction, and many other factors that cause the soils to expand and contract. Over time, the movement of the soils causes them to become weak and unsupportive to the heavy concrete up above. When concrete sinking occurs it can affect the foundation of houses or buildings. That is why it is important to fix concrete slabs with pressure grouting. Pressure grouting soil stabilization in Charleston and Lexington, West Virginia has many benefits: it can improve soil and rock, strengthen formation, reduce water flow, and it can fix the faults in concrete structures. 

Fix Your Slabs with Pressure Grouting

Pressure grouting soil stabilization, or commonly referred to as mudjacking or slab jacking, is an effective method for repairing the sunken or cracked concrete slabs of your Charleston or Lexington home. It is a process where small holes are drilled into the slab, then concrete or grout is injected in to fill the void. The result lifts the sunken concrete slab and stabilizes the soils to prevent future settling. We can help identify and solve this issue for you. We have service areas in Cincinnati, Lexington, Lancaster and Cross Lanes!

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