How Can Your Concrete and Wood Meet Appropriately? Learn More
Installing hardwood floors over a concrete surface can be trickier than it seems. There are several potential problems that could arise during the process.
Don’t Let Seasonal Changes Hide Trip Hazards Around Your Home Learn More
With autumn making a presence throughout the region, leaves have already begun to change and fall from the trees. Uneven sidewalks, driveways, patios and pool decks could pose a liability concern as these trip hazards can become hidden by the fall foliage. Why Should You Fix Your Sinking, Unlevel Concrete Slab? The problem will only […]
How To Lift Sinking Concrete Learn More
In the past, mudjacking was the best way to fix sinking concrete stairs, driveways, sidewalks, etc. However, mudjacking didn’t completely solve the problem, which is why Tar Heel Basement Systems uses PolyRenewal® to fix your sinking concrete problems. Take a look at why PolyRenewal® is the smarter concrete repair
Mud Jacking Learn More
An Alternative to Mud Jacking and Slab Jacking in Greensboro, Winston Salem, High Point, Lexington Tar Heel Basement Systems uses PolyRenewal® to replace traditional mud jacking methods As concrete slabs sink they create uneven surfaces which are both unsightly and a tripping hazard. This can happen to driveways, walkways, patios, and other concrete slabs. The […]
POLYURETHANE FOAM Learn More
When you look out your window, do you see an uneven sidewalk or cracks in your driveway? Tar Heel Basement Systems uses polyurethane foam to lift concrete slabs in Greater Greensboro. How does PolyRenewal® fix sunken concrete? It relies on the unique qualities of expanding polyurethane foam, making it: Environmentally safe Affordable Waterproof to prevent […]
Sidewalk Trip Hazard Eliminated with PolyRenewal Learn More
Friday, March 31st, 2017 Challenge This Winston Salem, NC residence was built in 2001, with a 17 foot long sidewalk leading up to the front porch. Throughout the years a noticeable two inch drop had formed between slabs in the sidewalk, creating an alarming trip hazard for the homeowners. Fearful of incoming guests or children […]
Sinking Sidewalk Raised Learn More
Case Study: Greensboro, NC Challenge This home was on the market, but there was one issue that was causing buyers from purchasing the beautiful home. The sidewalk leading up to the front of the house had settled, creating a one-inch trip hazard and liability concern. The homeowners needed to have this problem fixed immediately, with […]
The Power of PolyRenewal Learn More
The Tar Heel Basement Systems PolyRenewal System utilizes high-density polymers to stabilize and lift concrete. With multiple formulations available, PolyRenewal is able to fit the needs of any job, large or small. PolyRenewal is a two-part urethane polymer that expands into rigid, structural foam to fill voids, stabilize and lift concrete, and offer solutions to […]
What is Slab Settlement? Learn More
Concrete slabs inside and outside your home can settle for various reasons, but they all are tied to the soil under your home. Learn more here.
Tar Heel Tip of the Week: Is your Sidewalk a Safety Concern for Trick or Treaters? Learn More
Tuesday, October 25th, 2016 Did you know your sinking slab is a liability risk for your property? Having a tripping hazard with a sinking slab is a big problem! Homeowners need to have this problem fixed before they or someone gets hurt. With the Halloween holiday just around the corner, many families will be participating […]
Tar Heel Tip of the Week: Safe and Stable Pool Deck Learn More
Monday, May 23rd, 2016 Having a recreational pool is a great way to beat the heat and enjoy the summer. Having an uneven concrete pool deck can pose a safety concern and put a damper on your summer fun. There are a few options for homeowners wanting to fix their sinking slab pool deck. Before […]
Fix Your Sinking Slab During Winter Learn More
The PolyRenewal™ System is the perfect solution for raising your sinking slab during the cold winter months versus total concrete replacement. Replacing your concrete in the winter can be costly and disruptive. Freshly poured concrete slabs have a longer cure time in the winter that puts the slab more at risk for developing cracks early […]
