Polyurethane concrete lifting, a method of raising and leveling settled concrete slabs, involves injecting expanding polyurethane foam beneath the affected area. This process addresses issues such as uneven sidewalks, driveways, and patios. For example, a sunken section of a driveway creating a tripping hazard could be leveled using this technique.
The affordability and speed of polyurethane concrete lifting make it a desirable alternative to traditional mudjacking or concrete replacement. It offers minimal disruption, typically allowing immediate use of the repaired area. Furthermore, its lightweight nature minimizes additional stress on the underlying soil. This method has gained popularity due to its efficacy and environmentally friendly components.
