Do you have cracked or sunken concrete on your property? Like many Arkansas homeowners, you may have noticed chipping concrete on your porch steps, or a sloping driveway or walkway. Concrete problems like these are not uncommon, especially on Arkansas soils.
One of the leading causes of concrete chipping or cracking is soil expansion. When the soil beneath your home becomes heavily saturated with water (due to weather, drainage leaks, or excessive watering), it will create hydraulic (hydrostatic) pressure against your concrete. When the pressure is significant enough, your concrete will chip, crack, settle, or heave.
You may be ignoring concrete repair because it seems like a large (and expensive) undertaking. However, damaged concrete is unsightly, lowers the value of your home, and presents a tripping hazard for you and your guests. Airlift Concrete Experts prioritizes the quality of Arkansas homes and the safety of you and your family, which is why we offer complimentary quotes for all your concrete repair needs. We also provide a quick and affordable method that requires no demolition or disturbance to your property.
Polyjacking is a concrete repair method that involves raising, filling, and leveling a concrete slab with polyurethane foam. We drill a small hole into your concrete and inject the foam, which then expands underneath the ground and fills every crack and void. Your concrete will be raised and leveled back to its original state using a long-lasting method. Some of the benefits of poly jacking include:

Contact Airlift Concrete Experts in Little Rock, AR, and surrounding areas for a free quote on polyjacking today (or fill out the form to the right). Let us help you restore your concrete and give your home or business a fresh new look. We can repair cracked driveways, sloping sidewalks, settled garage floors, crumbling foundations, chipping concrete, porch steps pulled away from your home, and more. We are a reputable company in Arkansas, known for our high-quality work, honest pricing, and integrity.