Frequently Asked Questions

Concrete leveling, also known as mudjacking, is a process used to lift and level sunken or uneven concrete surfaces. It involves injecting a specialized grout mixture under the sunken concrete to raise it to its original position.

Concrete leveling is necessary when you have uneven or sunken concrete surfaces, such as sidewalks, driveways, or patios. It helps restore the functionality and safety of the concrete, preventing further damage and potential hazards.

The lifespan of a concrete foundation depends on various factors. These include the quality of construction, environmental conditions, and maintenance. Generally, a well-built and properly maintained concrete foundation can last several decades or more than a century.

Yes, foundation contractors have the expertise to repair cracks in the substructure. They can assess the severity of the fissure, determine the underlying cause, and implement the appropriate repair method, such as epoxy injection, crack stitching, or foundation underpinning.

Hiring professional concrete services offers several benefits. Professionals have the knowledge and experience to ensure proper installation or repair, use quality materials and equipment, and adhere to industry standards. They can save you time, provide reliable solutions, and deliver durable and long-lasting results.

When planning a concrete project, consider factors such as project scope, budget, timeline, and desired outcome. We prioritize open communication and are always ready to discuss design options and obtain all necessary permits and approvals.

The curing time for concrete can vary depending on weather conditions, concrete mix design, and thickness. In general, concrete reaches its maximum strength within 28 days. However, it’s important to follow the proper curing procedures from our concrete contractor to ensure optimal strength and durability.

To maintain your concrete surfaces, it’s important to keep them clean and free from debris. Regularly sweep or hose off dirt and debris, and promptly address any stains or spills. Avoid using harsh chemicals or de-icing agents that can damage the concrete. Additionally, consider sealing your concrete periodically to protect it from moisture and prolong its lifespan.

During a concrete project, you can expect our team to assess your needs, provide an estimate, and develop a project plan. They will coordinate the necessary preparations, such as excavation and formwork, before pouring the concrete. The contractors will oversee the entire process, ensuring proper curing and finishing to deliver a high-quality concrete structure.