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If your driveway, sidewalk, patio, garage floor, warehouse floor, or other concrete surface has started to sink, replacement is often not necessary. In many cases, settled concrete can be lifted, stabilized, and restored at a fraction of the cost and disruption of removing and replacing it.
At Jacksonville Contracting, we’ve been helping Maryland homeowners, businesses, contractors, and municipalities repair settled concrete since 1973. Whether your project requires traditional mudjacking or modern polyurethane foam lifting, our goal is the same: stabilize the underlying problem and restore the concrete to a safer, more functional condition.
Every project is different. Soil conditions, slab thickness, voids, drainage issues, and structural requirements all play a role in determining the best repair approach. That’s why our team evaluates each project individually and recommends the solution that makes the most sense for your property.
The first step is creating access to the area beneath the slab.
Small, strategically placed holes are drilled through the concrete so our team can reach the voids and weak soils below. These holes allow us to inject the appropriate lifting material directly where support is needed.
Because the holes are relatively small, there is far less disruption compared to complete concrete replacement.
Once access has been established, we begin the lifting process.
Depending on the project requirements, we may use:
Material is carefully pumped beneath the slab to:
Our experienced crews closely monitor the lifting process to achieve the desired results while maintaining proper drainage and functionality.
Because Jacksonville Contracting offers both mudjacking and polyurethane solutions, we can recommend the method that best fits your specific project rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all approach.
After the concrete has been stabilized and lifted, the access holes are patched and the work area is cleaned.
Most concrete lifting projects can be completed quickly, allowing property owners to avoid the noise, mess, and inconvenience associated with concrete replacement.
The finished result is a safer, more stable surface that is ready for continued use.
Jacksonville Contracting offers both traditional mudjacking and polyurethane foam lifting.
Mudjacking uses a cement-based material pumped beneath the slab to fill voids and restore support.
Benefits include:
Polyurethane foam lifting uses expanding foam to lift and stabilize concrete.
Benefits include:
Because every project is different, our team evaluates the conditions and recommends the best solution based on the slab, soil conditions, and long-term performance goals.
Our concrete lifting process is used for:
For over 40 years, Jacksonville Contracting has helped Maryland property owners solve settlement and stabilization problems with practical, long-lasting solutions.
Whether you’re dealing with a sinking driveway, uneven sidewalk, warehouse floor settlement, foundation movement, or soil stability concerns, our experienced team can help identify the cause and recommend the right repair solution.
Jacksonville Contracting serves homeowners, businesses, and municipalities across Maryland with concrete lifting, mudjacking, polyurethane foam lifting, foundation repair, helical piers, void filling, soil stabilization, seawall repair, and structural repair solutions.
Whether you’re looking to eliminate trip hazards around your home, stabilize a commercial facility, or address complex foundation and ground settlement issues, our experienced team is ready to help.
Some of the Maryland communities we serve include:
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if you are located within approximately 60 miles of Baltimore, there’s a good chance we can help. Contact our team today to discuss your project and schedule a free estimate.
Whether you’re dealing with sinking concrete, trip hazards, foundation settlement, water pooling, or voids beneath your property, Jacksonville Contracting can help. Our experienced team will evaluate the problem, explain your options, and recommend the best repair solution for your specific situation.
