Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some questions frequently asked by many customers
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What is mudjacking?
Concrete mudjacking is a process in which a concrete grout is injected below sunken concrete slabs in order to raise them back to their original height. Mudjacking is an alternative to removing the old and pouring new concrete at a fraction of the cost.
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How is it done?
Mudjacking, often also called concrete raising, concrete lifting, or slabjacking, is a very straightforward process. Representatives from Mudjack - It will come to your home of business, drill several small holes in the concrete slab that has settled, and then inject a grout (a mixture of crushed limestone and portland cement ) beneath the slab in order to raise it up. The grout hydraulically lifts the slab up to its original position. Almost any poured concrete slab that has settled from its original position could be a candidate for concrete mudjacking.
03
How is your mixture better than anyone else's?
Our mixture can hold more pounds per sq. inch and will not break down after a couple of years. It is composed of crushed limestone and portland cement so it sets up hard.
04
Why use a mudjacking service?
Whether it is for aesthetic or safety reasons, mudjacking is a very cost-effective and efficient way to raise sunken sidewalks, driveways, patios and basement floors. Having level sidewalks, steps, or driveways can mean peace of mind as kids are playing, elderly come and go and when removing snow. Mudjacking is a proven, practical and inexpensive alternative to concrete slab replacement. There's also the extra benefit of keeping out rodents that like to dig holes under concrete slabs. These voids that are caused from animals, erosion or just plain settlement also provide a home for such critters as ground squirrels, spiders, bees, mice, rats and a variety of other pests which can cause havoc to your foundation.
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How much money will I save?
Approximately 60% to 80% over replacement of the concrete.