Concrete often fails due to poor soils, voids, tree roots, moisture, etc. Mudjack Experts injects a mixture of concrete beneath the failed area that fills the voids, lifting and aligning the concrete and reduces the potential of it from moving again. Mudjacking can save home owners and business substantial amounts of money when compared to removing and replacing concrete slabs and stairs that have become trip and fall hazards. We take extra care on your property to avoid costly replacement of grass, flowers, shrubs, or trees that often occurs when replacing concrete.
Mudjack Experts is a family owned business serving Milwaukee, Waukesha, Washington and counties in SouthEast Wisconsin. Our family has a long history in the home construction and repair business spanning over fifty (50) years. Our skilled craftsmen share our commitment to delivering high quality customer service and take pride in the work they do. Mudjack Experts has an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin, which we have maintained since we began offering mudjacking services to residential and business customers.
Changes in ground conditions under the floor is the most likely cause of a sinking garage floor. If the original builder used poor soil as fill material, or built on ground that was not adequately compacted things can go down hill fast. Other things can cause a garage floor to sink. There may be changes in ground moisture, temperature extremes, plumbing leaks and tree roots can cause soil to be shifted away. As compaction and erosion progress, your garage floor may sink in certain spots because the concrete is no longer supported properly.
Uneven sidewalks are a common sight no matter where you go. When it's right outside your home, the problem is more apparent. Not only does it make a home look bad, the trip hazard it poses is very dangerous and could cost you a financial loss if someone falls and hires an attorney. Mudjack Experts will drill holes into the concrete and fill the void beneath the slab with a special concrete mixture. The concrete is then pressurized until it raises the concrete to make it level again.
Uneven concrete patios are most often caused by voids under the surface. If the original installer failed to compact the underlying fill properly the patio may deteriorate quickly. Ground water and shifting soil can destroy your patio over time too! When water seeps under your patio it creates voids that cause unsightly cracks or sudden failures that leave your patio unusable. Removing and replacing a patio in the backyard can be extremely expensive and take weeks or months to get done.
Mudjack Experts has been raising concrete driveways for fifty years. Our family owned business has a commitment to the community and is trusted by our customers to do the job right the first time and make it last. Mudjacking is used to combat natural sinking or settling concrete. For instance, if the original concrete was installed on dirt that was not properly compacted, it is very likely that the concrete slab will eventually start to sag. Soil erosion is another reason to implement mudjacking.
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