Before & After Photos

This Phoenix home suffered from a slab crack 19ft long. Our crew used low-viscosity polyurea and carbon fiber rods to seal and reinforce the concrete crack . Crack stitching is a way to strengthen weakened concrete. 

This early 2000's single family home had a significant crack in the foundation slab.  We were able to close the crack using crack stitching.

The restoration process for the foundation slab of this historic Phoenix home involves utilizing innovative techniques such as PolyLevel, a lightweight expansive polyurethane solution. This method effectively fills any existing voids and elevates the floor slab to its optimal level.

To commence the repair, small 3/8” holes are carefully drilled into the exterior concrete slab. Through these access points, polyurethane grout is then skillfully injected directly beneath the slab surface. This process efficiently raises the slab to its Highest Practical Maximum, ensuring structural integrity and stability for the entire foundation.

The concrete stem wall on this late 1970s home had a few areas of concrete cracking, flaking and crumbling.  

Mid repair, we confirmed the culprit - rusting rebar!

When moisture becomes trapped near the concrete stem wall of your home, porous concrete may absorb that moisture.  Once said moisture makes it to the rebar, oxidization, corrosion and rust may occur.

Another area of concrete stem wall repair on a Phoenix area home!

Rusting rebar caused this Phoenix home's concrete stem wall to begin crumbling, cracking and flaking.