Mudjacking was invented back in the 1930s. That’s close to 100 years ago. Here are the main differences between concrete leveling foam and mudjacking. The mudjacking slurry is heavier than leveling foam – Mudjacking uses a combination of sand, cement, and other natural materials to create a mixture called a slurry. This slurry is [...]

At Pinnacle Concrete we offer High Density Polyurethane Foam Injection for concrete leveling, stabilization, and void filling applications. Foam injection offers similar great results as our grout-based method. With a range of installation methods and product performance characteristics, our foam method may be the best and most cost-effective solution for your leveling needs. [...]

Your house will not stay new forever and will start set­tle and soil erodes. This isn't something to be shocked about because it is a nor­mal part of a home’s aging process. While it can be normal it can still wreak hav­oc on your con­crete, caus­ing it to sink. Whether it’s your patio, [...]

Concrete is heavy. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t indestructible! When it has nothing to support it, it settles, cracks, breaks and gives up. Unstable soils will provoke large voids and eventually, settlement. Sometimes your concrete settles too much to raise it back up to its original pour height. Whether you own a [...]

The nature of the sidewalk trip hazard will determine the approach you take to repair it. If it were due to a sunken block, you'd need to raise it. If it were due to a raised region on the sidewalk, you'd need to remove the hazard to level the ground. Here are a [...]

Are you looking to add a touch of quality, elegance, and safety to your pool surrounds? Aggregate concrete, tiles, decking, and plaster are all great choices to put around your swimming pools. Tiles and decking both work to make sure a landscape or design looks great and compliments the materials used. Whereas plaster [...]

Soil Stabilization is the biological, chemical or mechanical modification of soil engineering properties. In civil engineering, soil stabilization is a technique to refine and improve the engineering properties of soils. These properties include mechanical strength, permeability, compressibility, durability and plasticity. Physical or mechanical improvement is common but some schools of thought prefer to use the term ‘stabilization’ [...]

MudjackingMudjacking is an older method for filling a void under a concrete slab and uses a cement slurry (cement, sand, water) instead of polyurethane foam. It’s not as popular as it once was but is still being used today. The mudjacking procedure involves drilling quarter-sized holes (compare with the penny-sized holes used in [...]