Sunken Concrete

Sunken Concrete

Sinking concrete is usually shown in the form of uneven, cracked or sunken concrete slabs. It is a serious problem always worth fixing and is often caused by the following:

• Too much weight: The weight of the slab is pushing down on the soil, causing the slab to sink.
• Soil erosion: Too much water washes away the soil beneath a slab causing a hole.

Most contractors will recommend repairing a sinking slab by demolishing the damaged area and pouring new concrete. This strategy is an extremely expensive and a time consuming way to fix a sinking concrete slab. The other option frequently presented is mudjacking which is cumbersome and costly. Foamjection should be your first choice.

Slab Repair Cost

Looking for a cost effective way to fix the problem of a sinking concrete slab? The solution is Foamjection. Foamjection is the perfect option to avoid high slab repair and replacement costs. Our unique foam technology is a fantastic alternative saving you over 50% of the cost of concrete replacement.

Foamjection foams are environmentally friendly, consisting of 39-49% renewable and recycled materials.