CONCRETE LIFTING, LEVELING
& SEAWALL REPAIR WITH FOAM
Pinnacle Concrete Solutions Concrete Lifting are your local experts for all your lifting, leveling and concrete repair needs in Connecticut and surrounding states.
Concrete slabs that are cracked, sunken or uneven can be both dangerous and a liability on your property. If you’re looking to avoid safety hazards and restore the curb appeal of your sidewalk, driveway, pool deck, parking lot or any other concrete surface, the experienced technicians at Pinnacle Concrete Solutions can help.
As your regional HMI Foam concrete lifting company, we have the experience, expertise and equipment to level your sunken concrete and return it back to a safe, stable position. Don’t hesitate to call us or contact us online to schedule an on-site inspection your free cost estimate in Connecticut or an area nearby.
CONCRETE REPAIR BY
PINNACLE CONCRETE SOLUTIONS
THE HAZARD
The ground is vulnerable to mother nature, causing it to contract, expand, and ultimately fail. Without proper support, the concrete sinks, reducing your curb appeal but also causing a liability and unstable structure.
THE FIX
Leveling concrete involves floating the slab up in small increments, which allows a controlled lift and provides the best protection for the concrete.
THE RESULT
The process utilizes small injection holes, dries quickly providing a safe solution that has fixed your safety issue and the concretes life has been extended and will hold its shape for many years.
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WHY FOAM CONCRETE LEVELING
LASTS A LIFETIME!
Polyurethane cures as a solid, impermeable structure which adheres to the concrete and is not susceptible to fracture or failure.
SOIL STABILIZATION
Polyurethane is injected as a liquid and reacts within the loosely, uncompacted soils to solidify and stabilize those soils.
LESS INVASIVE
Pinnacle Concrete Solutions uses controlled injections in penny-size holes, to raise your concrete quickly and effectively. Mudjacking requires much larger holes – up to 2 inches
LIGHT WEIGHT
Polyurethane weighs around 2 pounds per cubic ft. Mudjacking weighs over 100 pounds per cubic foot, which puts a tremendous amount of pressure to an already compromised substructure.
IT SET’S FAST!
Polyurethane cures within minutes with your concrete ready to use again when we leave the job! Mudjacking can take several days.
ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE
Our safe and recycled foam creates a barrier between the soil and the concrete that is resistant to moisture, liquids, insects, animals, additional ground movement, and decay.
WARNINGS AND INDICATIONS
Concrete complications are common in Connecticut and are typically due to the conditions of the soil and the changing of conditions due to the seasons. The key is to recognize the damage before it becomes too much of a hazard and problem which results in a costly repair. Today, most concrete repairs can be fixed using the latest technology so you can restore its safety and longevity.
PINNACLE CONCRETE SOLUTIONS IS THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR CONCRETE REPAIR NEEDS
Unlike traditional invasive concrete repair methods such as mudjacking and concrete replacement, polyurethane foam injection utilizes high-density polymers to stabilize and lift concrete. It also much lighter material that requires smaller and fewer injection holes. Also known as foam lifting, polyurethane concrete raising is the latest and greatest concrete repair method available.
Polyurethane foam injection is both lightweight and durable and is able to support and lift sunken concrete without any extra added weight. It also provides an affordable and less invasive solution to your sunken, cracked, uneven concrete issues.
Most Polyurethane Foam Concrete Lifting and repair projects can be completed quickly and affordably with minimal disruption, and one day turnaround and return to service. The concrete repair typically takes a 1-2 hours based on the scope of your project. Injection holes are strategically drilled into the concrete slab(s) that requires lifting.
The equipment is contained in a trailer rig with a long hose capable of reaching direct to the concrete slab location. Polyurethane foam is then injected under the slab filling voids, and raising it to the correct level. After the injection is done, the hole is patched with polymer concrete or cement. The concrete slab is repaired and for immediate use.
