Before I write these articles, I spend a little time on Google. I like to see what information is available, if it’s helpful or just advertising, and what people are searching for. And I discovered that “garage repair” seems to automatically reroute to “garage DOOR repair.” Like the door is the only thing that could […]
While this blog is written for builders and contractors, the deep injection method also has practical applications in residential settings. This article is written with the assumption you are already familiar with our slabjacking process and makes multiple references to it. If this is not the case for you, I would recommend reading our blog […]
I have fond memories of sitting on my grandparent’s porch, watching birds and squirrels squabble over sunflower seeds. My never-idle grandmother worked on her latest sewing project and my grandfather tried to read, while I bombarded them with a child’s endless stream of questions. Like my grandparents did, many homeowners consider their porches and patios […]
Slabjacking is an awesome method for lifting concrete slabs that have sunk into the ground. In a few minutes or a couple of hours, using a polyurethane foam injection, your patio or sidewalk can be brought back up to level. This process makes very little mess and costs significantly less than new concrete. Acculevel has […]
Originally posted 1/9/2020, updated 3/8/2021 We’ve all seen it happen- or had it happen to us. The unfortunate party guest walks across the patio, with a drink in one hand and a plate of food in the other. Their shoe catches on a crack or uneven area in the concrete, they trip, and presto! Everything […]
Originally posted 1/9/20; updated 9/21/23 Concrete slabs are a universal component in housing. No matter where you live or what kind of home you have, there’s a concrete slab somewhere on your property. It could be the base of your porch, the patio, or even your home’s floor. Another universal truth is that concrete slabs […]
Seeing a crack in the concrete in your home will probably set off some of your internal alarm bells. What are you going to do? As it turns out, concrete cracking is not all that uncommon, and in some cases, not serious. If you notice a concrete crack it’s important to identify the type of […]
Originally posted 3/15/19, revised 11/19/21 Your garage floor is going to crack. How could it not? It endures heavy wear and tear, usually over the same areas repeatedly. And even inside a building, it still endures some pretty substantial temperature fluctuations, plus the natural erosion or water damage caused by rainfall. If cracks are inevitable, […]
