Complete concrete replacement often involves:
When appropriate, concrete lifting may allow existing concrete to be restored without the expense and disruption associated with full replacement.
Replacing concrete typically involves demolition equipment, debris removal, and additional restoration work.
Concrete lifting and mud jacking often require significantly less disruption to surrounding landscaping, lawns, flower beds, driveways, and outdoor living spaces.
Concrete replacement can involve multiple phases, including demolition, removal, forming, pouring, finishing, and curing.
In many situations, concrete lifting can be completed more quickly, allowing homeowners and businesses to restore the functionality of their concrete surfaces with less interruption.
Sunken concrete can create:
Concrete lifting may help improve the functionality and safety of settled concrete surfaces while restoring a more uniform appearance.
Concrete lifting is not the right solution for every project.
Replacement may be necessary when concrete has:
If we do not believe your concrete is a good candidate for lifting, we will discuss other options with you. Not every settled concrete surface can or should be lifted, and every project should be evaluated on its own merits.
Our goal is not to sell every customer on concrete lifting.
Our goal is to evaluate each project individually and determine whether lifting or replacement may be the more appropriate solution based on the condition of the concrete and the needs of the property owner.
If you have settled concrete and would like to know whether Concrete Lifting & Mud Jacking may be an alternative to complete replacement, contact Artisan Borders today to request an estimate.
