Slabjacking is a proven solution for concrete sidewalk and patio repair in Pittsburgh, PA, where steep terrain and clay-heavy soils frequently lead to sinking slabs. The process involves drilling small holes into the affected concrete and injecting lifting material below the surface. This material fills gaps beneath the slab and gradually raises it as pressure builds.
In hillside neighborhoods like Mount Washington and Brookline, soil erosion and water drainage are common causes of concrete movement. Acculevel uses polyurethane foam, which expands quickly and provides controlled lifting. This method offers greater precision than traditional mudjacking and is well suited for Pittsburgh’s challenging landscape.
In this video, one of our knowledgeable experts explains why we choose to perform slabjacking: