SLABJACKING
Slabjacking is an alternative to replacing an entire concrete slab. Operators can float a slab back to its original position by pumping a mixture of sand, cement, fly ash, and other additives beneath the slab.
They drill strategically placed holes into the slab. Using a portable pump and flexible hoses, they fill the holes with the special mixture.
Benefits of slabjacking:
They drill strategically placed holes into the slab. Using a portable pump and flexible hoses, they fill the holes with the special mixture.
Benefits of slabjacking:
| • | Performed in virtually any weather. |
| • | Little or no disruption to landscaping. |
| • | Nothing needs to be removed from the slab, as the pump can lift the weight of the slab and anything you have placed on it. |
| • | Takes little time. |

