Lift Rite, Inc., is your local concrete repair provider in St Louis, MO. Concrete leveling — also known as polyjacking — is a fundamentally simple process, although only trained professionals can carry it out without a hitch every time. Understanding the concrete lifting process can help you determine whether it’s right for your situation. Here’s the simple three-step process:
A technician will carefully drill a specific pattern of holes in the sunken portion of the concrete. Sometimes, the existing cracks will be sufficient and no holes will be drilled.
A special substance, either a cement slurry or a polyurethane foam, is pumped into the space beneath the sunken concrete. This substance then expands, lifting the sunken concrete to the same level as the surrounding concrete. This is a carefully controlled process, ensuring that the risen concrete is flush with the surrounding surface.
The work site is thoroughly rinsed and cleaned. The remaining holes or cracks are patched and treated so they blend in perfectly. Congratulations, your concrete is as good as new — and for a fraction of the price of a full replacement!
CONCRETE LEVELING IS QUICK & EASY
As a family-owned and -operated business since 2006, Lift Rite, Inc., focuses on only one thing: concrete leveling. Also known as mudjacking, slabjacking, and polyjacking, this concrete repair service can turn old, sunken concrete into a smooth, level surface that’s as good as new. With over 11,000 concrete leveling jobs performed since 2006, we have a deep understanding of the process, so contact us today for reliable concrete services.
With Concrete Leveling being our only focus, we strive to be the best at what we do. We take pride in understanding how the process works best and taking the time to explain this to our customers.
Let us prove to you that experience makes the difference.
Concrete Leveling is what we do all day
and every day. (Nothing Else)!!!
Mudjacking vs. Polyjacking, We offer Both systems
and can explain the advantages of each
We don’t quit until the job is done, and you
don’t pay a dime until your satisfied!!!
Check out our Gallery for some Before and Afters
Porch is setting on a short wall foundation on the outer edge. Porch was not tied to foundation via steel reinforcement bar nor was it set on top of the foundation edge.
Backfill from the foundation construction has settled from its own weight. This is causing the porch to sag from its own weight.
See us in action as we perform the transformation in time lapse!!
