Crete Jack Foam Jacking Denver

If you've got a concrete problem, chances are you don't want to have to spend a ton of time learning every detail of how mudjacking Denver (or other solutions) will work. Here are two quick comparisons that explains why we think foam leveling is the best solution for most concrete leveling issues. Removing the concrete and starting over usually costs at least DOUBLE the price of foam leveling. Additionally, with foam leveling the area is ready as soon as the process is complete, and the process itself is very fast.

Homeowners rightfully get a little anxious about turning over their hard-earned money to home improvement contractors before any work is started. Most of us have heard - and some have even experienced - a home improvement contractor story that turned into a nightmare. It doesn't happen often, but sometimes a 'fly-by-night' contractor will walk off with your deposit. We present the invoice when the job is done - and done right. It's a strong incentive for us to maintain our high standards and it's your assurance that you'll get exactly what you pay for.

If you dread calling contractors, you're not alone. Did you know that year-after-year, the home improvement business is usually #1 in total complaints with the Better Business Bureau by industry? One of the fundamental bedrock principles of CreteJack is that EVERTHING we do should ALWAYS be transparent and professional. You should never feel uncomfortable or unsure of who you are dealing with. And you should be able to KNOW that you'll get the results you were promised. Here are the specific things we do that make us stand out as a concrete leveling business.

The CreteJack method for fixing uneven concrete injects polyurethane under the slab of concrete and quickly brings your concrete back to level. The material cures in minutes, it's permanent, and it never loses density. Because it is simpler than removing and replacing concrete, it also much less expensive - typically 50% or more less. Below is an example of savings on a fairly typical project. Of course, every project can be unique, and the amount of savings here won't necessarily be accurate for every type of concrete area.