MUDJACKING     AND SLAB LEVELING 

Mudjacking is a specialty concrete raising / concrete repair process which enables A1 Mudjacking, Inc. to ‘SAVE YOUR CONCRETE’ by concrete raising (or mudjacking). This enables a low-cost choice compared to an enormous cash expenditure for new concrete construction.

BRIEFLY DESCRIBED:

This is achieved by pumping a material and water mixture (mud) by high pressure equipment, (mudjacking pump machine) below a sunken sidewalk, concrete slab, patio slab, garage slab and driveway slabs or slabs with voids below them. This results in the raising of the slabs (concrete raising) to align with the ones next to it. A-1 Mudjacking, inc. also provides a valuable warranty to set you mind at ease.

TECHNICALLY DESCRIBED:

Mudjacking is a process of drilling holes and using hydraulic pressure, by means of a mud pump  to pump a water, dirt and 1/4 inch gravel mixture (mud) or ‘slurry’, underneath the existing concrete slab. This results in a controlled lifting of the concrete slab to the desired position in alignment with adjacent slabs around it. The holes are filled with a permanent non-shrink compatible material. When completed, the work areas are cleaned and washed down with a spray hose. Consequently, if sinking or raising concrete is the only issue, slabjacking the existing concrete slab provides better long term results due to the fact that aged concrete is structurally superior to new concrete. Especially when you consider the construction-related activities and resulting disturbances for new concrete from permitting, demolition activity, concrete materials removal from site, daily clean-up, grass reseeding or grass sod, site clean-up, and extended time involved. Not to mention the exorbitant costs involved with new concrete.

WHAT ARE THE RESULTS?

Mudjacking provides an inexpensive means to correct and raise / repair sidewalk slabs as well as other concrete related problems. Without the enormous cost and associated disruption involved with new concrete construction.  A warranty is provided.