Concrete Lifting
Does your driveway, sidewalk, walkway, concrete steps or patio have problem areas where sunken concrete has caused uneven surfaces and tripping hazards to form? It’s a very noticeable problem that has a very simple solution.
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Homeowners in Wilmington are familiar with the year-round rain the area experiences and the sandy soil their homes are constructed upon. The combination of the two can lead to sunken and cracked concrete structures around your home. Damage including sinking driveways, voids underneath sidewalks, uneven porch steps, or cracking pool decks can all be dangerous for you and your loved ones. Thankfully, these noticeable problems have a very simple solution to lift and stabilize them back to safety. At Tar Heel Basement Systems, we are proud to offer PolyRenewal™ polyurethane foam injections.
Causes of Concrete Damage
Concrete is heavy! When the soils underneath a concrete slab are unable to support its weight, the slab will sink.
Different types of soil have different load-bearing capacities. When a soil’s load-bearing capacity is exceeded, the soil will compact and settle.
It’s also possible for the soil beneath a slab to settle and compact of its own accord. Soil that contains large amounts of clay and/or silt will shrink substantially when it gets dry.
As the soil compacts underneath a concrete slab, the unsupported slab will sink as well, usually cracking in one or more spots.
The soil that is underneath your driveway, patio, or concrete steps may not necessarily remain there to provide adequate support for the concrete element. Soil washout can result in empty space beneath your concrete slab, unable to support it. This can lead to cracks and sink over time.
As water moves underneath your concrete slabs, it can wash away the soil that’s supporting the weight of the concrete. As this happens, it creates a void, or empty space, underneath. Over time, with nothing to support it, your concrete slab can begin to sink or cave in.
Concrete Lifting Solutions
Older, ineffective methods of concrete lifting such as slab jacking and mudjacking are expensive and incredibly invasive. Over the years, these methods have been less common in comparison to other more effective methods such as polyurethane foam injections. Known for their quick turnaround after installation, these injections usually cure in about 15 minutes so you can use your concrete structures the same day.
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Concrete Crack Repair
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Is Concrete Lifting the Right Solution for Me?
Concrete is a heavy material and so are the vehicles, machinery, and structures that concrete slabs and footings are expected to support. Sometimes, the combined weight of concrete and what it supports causes concrete settlement to occur. The soil beneath the concrete compresses and can cause major problems.
Commercially, concrete roadways can become dangerous or unusable. This often results in sections of runways and parking lots being closed. In the example of trains, train service can be interrupted because of erosion and settlement beneath the trackbed. This can cause problems at your home as well. Uneven sidewalks, walkways, and steps can cause tripping, and sunken driveway slabs can make parking your car in the garage quite a challenge.
In whatever case you’re experiencing concrete damage, let the experts at Tar Heel Basement Systems help. We specialize in PolyRenewal™ foam injections that can effectively lift and stabilize your damaged or sunken concrete. PolyRenewal™ is a durable, lightweight, and waterproof foam injection that is injected underneath the slab. It cures in about 15 minutes so that normal traffic can resume on your concrete. It can be used for almost any concrete structure such as concrete porch steps, sidewalks, driveways, pool decks, garage floors, and more!
FAQs
We recommend that you allow a professional to undertake sidewalk lifting processes on your behalf for a number of reasons. Sidewalk lifting and repair are complex processes which are best undertaken by those who have experience. The benefits of doing so are many.
The Risks Associated with DIY
Undertaking DIY sidewalk lifting comes with certain risks. These mostly concern the materials and equipment that are required to do the task well. PolyRenewal™ polyurethane foam, for example, is a specialized product which is intended to be used by those who have a certain level of training and experience. The two-part foam must be mixed and injected properly in order to get the desired results in a consistent way.
If the foam is mixed improperly, the proportions are not calculated right, or the injection process is not completed in the correct way two main issues could arise. First, the foam could fail to expand with enough force, or fail to expand far enough, which will not lift the concrete surface in question. Secondly, the foam could over-expand or expand with too much force. This could cause the concrete slab or surface to buckle upwards and cause more damage.
The Benefits of Professional Help
One of the main benefits of seeking professional help when you need sidewalk liftingis an assurance of quality. Professionals are trained to use specialist tools and products like PolyRenewal™ foam properly and effectively. As such, they can undertake sidewalk lifting and repair quickly and efficiently, thereby eliminating the risk of damage caused by improper use.
Furthermore, professionals can offer a service which is cost effective. This is because they have all the tools and products they need to hand. If you were to try to undertake this work alone, you would have to buy or hire the tools to properly lift the damaged sidewalk. This could be costly and will quickly add to your expenses, often causing the overall cost to be comparable to what a professional would charge. Of course, the final benefit of professional work is the convenience.
Concrete sidewalk lifting and repair is always the preferable option. Replacement is expensive and disruptive. However, there are limits as to what lifting services can do. This is why we always recommend that you act at the first signs of damage.
Lifting Segmented Sidewalk Slabs is Possible
Whether or not a shattered sidewalk can be lifted and repaired depends on the extent of the damage. If the slab has been broken into a few large pieces, it may be possible to lift the slab back into place and set it with polyurethane foam injections. This process may take slightly longer than if the slab was fully intact but simply sunken, however, it is possible.
Once all the pieces of damaged sidewalk have been lifted into place and properly set there, it will be possible to repair the appearance of your sidewalk too. This may require resurfacing, but once the work has been completed, your sidewalk will look as good as new.
Shattered Sidewalk Slabs Must Be Replaced
If the damage is incredibly severe, it is likely that the slab or sidewalk section in question will need to be replaced entirely. If the slab or sidewalk has been damaged to the point where there are about as many cracks as there are pieces of intact concrete, then it is likely that lifting processes will not be effective. The only way to know for sure is to ask a professional if they feel they can lift the sidewalk in question.
If they are unable to lift the sidewalk it will need to be replaced. This process will consist of three main stages: removal, replacement, setting. The removal of old concrete can be intensive and will require heavy equipment. Once this has been done, fresh concrete will be laid and cured. The setting process is the longest part of the undertaking. It could be days before the concrete is dry enough to set foot on.
Many things can potentially go wrong in a property, including cracked and sinking sidewalk slabs. It is important to deal with these issues while they are small, as they can be a symptom of something much worse.
Sidewalk Damage Is a Warning Sign
Your property’s sidewalks are representative of the health of your foundation as a whole. Despite not being subject to the same pressures, they are affected by the same issues. Sinking concrete slabs, sidewalks, and other areas are often a warning sign that the soil is weak or unstable. These are not the only issues that can cause sidewalk damage, but soil-based problems are the most common.
If the soil is struggling to deal with the weight of your property’s sidewalks, it is unlikely that it will be strong enough to properly support your foundation and the weight of your home. By paying attention to the warnings that more exposed concrete surfaces around your home show, you could save yourself serious time, money, and worry. If you investigate the issue fully at the first sign of damage, you could nip potentially serious foundation problems in the bud before they impact your whole home.
Damaged Sidewalks Are Dangerous
As well as being a huge red flag for your property’s foundation health, uneven or damaged concrete sidewalks around your home are dangerous. They present a serious tripping hazard to anyone who might use them but will have a disproportionate impact upon people who are already unsteady on their feet. Any elderly family members or visitors with mobility issues (or even vision problems) will be at an increased risk of serious incidents.
If the issues are also affecting your driveway, they could even start to damage your vehicle. Uneven, unstable, or damaged driveways that have potholes and craters in them will cause excessive wear and tear on your car’s suspension system. They will also impact the lifespan of your tires and could even deform your wheels if a car is left on the driveway for too long.
Just how much damage can settling do? As it turns out, it can do a lot. The biggest incentive toward fixing uneven concrete as soon as you notice early problem signs is the preservation of your concrete slabs. The longer you wait to lift your driveway’s slabs, the more likely it is that you’ll have to replace them.
- Settling and Breakage
Uneven concrete slabs will break over time. The way they break depends on the size of the slab, where the soil shrinkage occurs, and how much weight the settled concrete has to withstand. Settling is most likely to happen at the edges of the concrete slab. This is because most driveways end where the front yard begins and most front yards have plenty of grass and soil. The front yard absorbs a lot of water, which spreads to the soil under the driveway.
Because the edges are the weakest part of the slab, they are more likely to break off, especially if the slab is very large. Driveway slabs are especially at risk of breaking because of heavy cars. Most cars weigh about 4,000 pounds, which is a lot of weight to put on a slab with poor support.
- Preventing Breakage
There are a few things that can be done to prevent your driveway’s concrete from breaking. You’ll want to try prevention methods because broken concrete can be very difficult to repair, especially if it’s a piece off the edge. Cracks and breakage in the middle of the concrete can be patched up, but the cracks still allow water to seep through.
If you’re able to, avoid driving on the sunken slab or try to drive in such a way that only a small part is driven on. If you’re unable to cover the entire driveway, try to cover the slab that settled, at least until it’s time to lift it. Limiting the amount of moisture the slab is exposed to will prevent further settling and breaking.
Uneven concrete is all about the soil that’s used as a foundation. When it gives way or shrinks and loses its topsoil volume, a void remains and there’s nothing supporting the concrete. This is something that cannot be prevented, and very little can be done in the face of earthquakes and floods, but certain measures can be taken in order to prevent soil erosion and shrinkage.
- The Kind of Soil
The type of soil used as the foundation for the driveway impacts how severe and how quickly the settling is. Soils with big, grainy particles tend to wash away because water is able to pass through easily. It’s the kind of soil that doesn’t compact well, so it’s loose and shifty. It’s vulnerable to floods, snow, rain, and earthquakes.
Expansive soils (often clay soils) compact well, so they are denser and make for a much better foundation. However, because of the clay content in the soil, expansion occurs at a higher rate. The more the soil is able to expand, the more it’s able to shrink. Despite its swell-shrink capacity, contractors still use clay soils because it compacts easily. This makes it easier to manipulate and saves time when laying down the foundation.
- Soil Shrinkage
Soil shrinkage occurs when the moisture in soil dries out. As the moisture leaves the soil, the individual particles come together since there is nothing between them anymore. The soil becomes denser, but due to shrinkage, it loses surface volume.
Once the soil loses surface volume, there is nothing supporting the concrete. With the added weight of cars, snow, and people walking on the driveway, the concrete gives way and settles on the soil. Soil shrinkage is a naturally occurring process that can’t be controlled or predicted, but placing a canopy over the driveway will limit the concrete’s exposure to the elements and mitigate the damage done by soil shrinkage.
For decades, civil engineers have been trying to perfect the concrete lifting process by mixing different materials with cement and pumping that mixture under the slab. Even though these various mixtures have different advantages and disadvantages, the result is always the same: A short-term solution for a sinking slab that can sometimes make the situation worse. Luckily, we live in a time where we have the tools and the materials capable of providing homeowners with a long-term solution. That solution would be PolyRenewal™, our polyurethane foam injection procedure that permanently repairs sinking slabs. It’s a contemporary concrete lifting method that doesn’t disappoint, not only because of the results, but also because of its convenience.
What makes PolyRenewal™ so great is that it doesn’t have any of the downsides that makes mudjacking such a problematic method. The cement slurry in mudjacking eventually erodes with time as the particles get displaced due to water and expanding ice. The crack formed from this displacement makes it so that water permeates past the concrete and reaches the soil, which causes settling down the line. The polyurethane foam we use is impermeable, meaning that it doesn’t erode nor does it allow moisture to seep through and saturate the soil. The same amount of polyurethane foam that is injected under the slab will stay there for decades.
Polyurethane foam is also lightweight, perfect for the soft soil in Northern North Carolina, which shifts easily under too much weight. Cement is rough and heavy, so a mudjacking job does nothing but displace the soil further. Closed-cell polyurethane foam is dense enough to support heavy loads without disrupting the soil underneath. All in all, PolyRenewal™ is the superior concrete lifting option because it does what soil and cement cannot do: Provide the slab with a foundation that will not shift or wash away.
Why is Concrete Lifting Needed?
Do you have uneven concrete floors in your home? Have you noticed cracks or separations in doorways? If so, you may need interior slab lifting to restore your floors. Concrete slabs sink and settle over time and allowing them to go unrepaired can cause serious damage to your home. Your driveway, pool deck, or concrete steps can also experience settlement so it’s important to inspect all your concrete structures for damage.
Prevent Tripping Hazards
The common problem with damaged concrete is that these cracks and uneven surfaces create tripping hazards for you, your family, and any guests that may come to your home. Scraped knees or twisted ankles aren’t fun and can be avoided by repairing your concrete with PolyRenewal™.
Adds to Curb Appeal & Value
Let’s be honest, cracked, raised, and uneven driveways or sidewalks are not only unsafe, but they also are not attractive either. Many times, weeds can stem out of the cracks, or they can be caused by invasive tree roots, plus once one part begins to crack it will start to spread. This major eyesore can influence the cost of your home if you decide to sell. By repairing the damaged concrete around your home, you can add value and enhance the aesthetics of your property.
Prevents Other Problems in Your Home
When your home’s concrete slab is undergoing problems due to a foundation issue, then you will notice signs throughout your home. Windows or doors will have a difficult time opening or closing, cracks can occur in other parts of your home, and the cracks in the floor allow water to enter your home and cause water damage.
Common Concrete Lifting Tips & Mistakes
Like many problems, if your home’s concrete slab is cracking or sinking, the problem won’t remedy itself if you choose to ignore it. Unfortunately, in this case, it’s the complete opposite. The more you wait to fix these problems, the worse the cracks and unevenness will become, which will only cause worse problems for your home.
Helpful Tips for Concrete Lifting
- Inspect Your Foundation for Damage
Although many homeowners tend to notice concrete damage on the exterior surfaces and areas around their property first, there is also a likelihood that you’re dealing with damage to the interior as well. When the soil around your property shifts and settles it can cause foundation damage such as wall cracks, uneven floors, or bowing walls. These are all signs of concrete damage that need to be addressed as soon as possible. If the project is too large for PolyRenewal™ to fix, Tar Heel Basement Systems also offers a wide variety of foundation solutions for your exact situation.
- Check Frequently Used Concrete Areas
Like many surfaces in your home, your concrete structures are constantly exposed to wear and tear which can cause damage over time. Places such as your concrete porch steps, garage floor, driveway, sidewalk, and pool deck are all susceptible to damage. If you notice an uneven slab in your driveway or a crack in your pool deck, it’s time for repairs. These areas are prone to creating tripping hazards for your family and can even cause vehicular damage if severely progressed.
- Let The Experts at Tar Heel Basement Systems Repair Your Concrete
Don’t let damaged concrete around your home make you stressed. Choose concrete repairs from the experts at Tar Heel Basement Systems. Since 2003, we’ve been serving homeowners in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and Stokes County, and helped them regain confidence in the concrete around their homes. By setting up a free inspection with us, you can feel good about knowing that our experts will thoroughly inspect the exterior and interior of your entire home to check for damage. Afterward, we’ll discuss the best solution in the industry for concrete lifting, PolyRenewal™ foam injections. This environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and quick curing solution makes it able to use your concrete the same day it is installed.
Mistakes to Avoid When Dealing with Concrete Damage
- Say No to Mudjacking
If the issue is sinking or settling slabs, mud jacking is a technique that’s been around for decades. The process involves mixing mud and concrete called “slurry” and pumping it under a sinking slab. The slurry becomes a hard, stable fill that is denser than soil, yet lighter than concrete. The process is sometimes called slab jacking or grout pumping. Mudjacking is messy, unpredictable, and temporary since the soil is likely to continue settling over time.
- Concrete Replacement Doesn’t Work
One of the biggest issues with replacing your concrete is that you aren’t addressing the reason why it failed to begin with. That’s because most concrete sinks and settles due to problems with the soil beneath. Excess moisture can cause soil to soften, and dry and warm temperatures can cause it to shrink. Soil washout can also occur if enough water is present, like during a major rainstorm or snowmelt. So, when you pour new heavy concrete slabs on old unstable soil, chances are they will sink and settle just like the old slabs did, bringing you right back to square one.
- Don’t DIY Repairs
Although DIY repairs can be tempting for homeowners regarding their costs and time-efficiency, they can also turn out to be disastrous. If you don’t have the proper knowledge, skills, or tools required to repair concrete, you may end up injuring yourself or furthering the damage. Concrete is also known to be extremely heavy and lifting it by yourself could be hazardous. It’s best to leave concrete repairs to the experts at Tar Heel Basement Systems, so contact us today to set up your free inspection.
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Wilmington, NC
Wilmington’s year-round rain and sandy soils threaten your home's foundation. Call Tar Heel Basement Systems for a free inspection!
Northern North Carolina Metro Area
Water intrusion and foundation damage are common in Northern North Carolina homes because of year-round rain and varied problematic soil. Trust your home’s permanent repair and protection to the local experts at Tar Heel Basement Systems.
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh’s wet and humid subtropical climate does not mix well with its sandy and clay soils. These forces lead to water leaks and foundation damage, but Tar Heel Basement Systems has permanent repairs to put your home back on solid ground.
Winston-Salem Metro Area
Water, humidity, and unstable soil wreak havoc on Winston-Salem homes. Stop crawl space, basement, foundation, and concrete damage in its tracks with trusted permanent repairs only available from Tar Heel Basement Systems.
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Concrete surfaces in Ocean Isle Beach, such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios, are susceptible to damage due to the area’s sandy soil and weather conditions. With an average of 58 inches of annual rainfall, erosion can occur, leading to sinking, cracks, and uneven surfaces. Traditional mudjacking methods can be invasive and less effective, which is […]
Concrete Lifting in Youngsville, NC
In Youngsville, the combination of over 45 inches of annual rainfall and soil types like sandy loam and clay loam can lead to concrete issues around your home. These soils are prone to shifting when wet or dry, which can create voids beneath concrete surfaces such as driveways, patios, and sidewalks. This results in sinking, […]
Concrete Lifting in Garner, NC
In Garner, the constant exposure to rain and fluctuating weather conditions can lead to concrete surfaces such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios suffering from damage. The local clay loam and sandy loam soils can shrink or swell, causing concrete slabs to lose support and resulting in cracks and uneven surfaces. To address these issues, Tar […]
Concrete Lifting in Willow Spring, NC
In Willow Spring, the fluctuating weather patterns and soil types can lead to significant concrete issues. The sandy loam and clay loam soils are prone to shrinking and swelling, causing driveways, sidewalks, and patios to crack and sink. With the area experiencing substantial rainfall, these conditions are exacerbated, leaving concrete slabs unsupported. Fortunately, Tar Heel […]
Concrete Lifting in Eden, NC
Concrete surfaces in Eden may suffer from damage due to the area’s clayey soil and fluctuating weather patterns. With approximately 48 inches of annual rainfall, water can wash away soil, leading to settling and uneven surfaces in driveways, sidewalks, and patios. Concrete lifting, using advanced polyurethane injection technology, offers a modern, effective solution to restore […]
Concrete Lifting in Lexington, NC
Concrete surfaces in Lexington, including driveways, sidewalks, and foundations, can suffer from damage due to the area’s clay-rich soils and frequent precipitation. The average annual rainfall of about 48 inches can lead to soil erosion and shifting, resulting in cracks, sinking, and uneven concrete. Tar Heel’s innovative concrete lifting solutions utilize polyurethane injections to effectively […]
Concrete Lifting in Reidsville, NC
In Reidsville, the combination of heavy rainfall and the area’s clay loam soil can lead to issues with concrete surfaces around your property. As the soil expands and contracts with moisture, concrete driveways, sidewalks, and patios may begin to sink, crack, or become uneven. Our innovative concrete lifting solutions, such as polyurethane injections, provide a […]
Concrete Lifting in Mocksville, NC
The soil in Mocksville is generally well-draining, but the region’s annual rainfall of about 48 inches can lead to soil erosion. This erosion can create voids beneath concrete structures, causing them to sink and crack. Common problems include uneven driveways and cracked sidewalks, which can pose safety hazards. Our innovative polyurethane injection method, known as […]
Concrete Lifting in Jacksonville, NC
Concrete lifting is crucial for maintaining the safety and aesthetic appeal of your property in Jacksonville, where the combination of heavy rainfall and clay soils can lead to sinking and cracking concrete surfaces. The soil’s propensity to expand and contract can cause driveways, sidewalks, and patios to settle unevenly. Our advanced polyurethane injection techniques can […]
Concrete Lifting in Raeford, NC
In Raeford, the soil is generally well-draining, but heavy rainfall can lead to erosion and softening of the ground. With the average annual precipitation around 50 inches, this can cause concrete structures to sink and develop cracks, resulting in uneven driveways or outdoor steps. The most effective solution for repairing damaged concrete is the PolyRenewal […]
Concrete Lifting in Oxford, NC
In Oxford, the average annual rainfall of 45 inches contributes to soil movement that can severely impact your concrete surfaces. Sandy loam and clay soils are prone to drying out, shrinking, and swelling, leading to sinking and cracking in driveways, sidewalks, and patios. To restore these surfaces, Tar Heel Basement Systems utilizes advanced concrete lifting […]
Concrete Lifting in Chapel Hill, NC
In Chapel Hill, the integrity of your concrete surfaces can be compromised by the region’s heavy rainfall and the expansive properties of clay loam soils. Over time, these soils can dry out and shrink or swell with moisture, leading to cracks and uneven surfaces in driveways, sidewalks, patios, and pool decks. Tar Heel Basement Systems […]
Concrete Lifting in Lumberton, NC
Concrete surfaces in Lumberton face wear and tear from both weather conditions and soil instability. The area’s clay soil can expand when wet and shrink during dry spells, leading to cracking, sinking, and unevenness in driveways, sidewalks, and patios. Given Lumberton’s average annual rainfall of 55 inches, heavy rains can exacerbate these issues, causing further […]
Concrete Lifting in Knightdale, NC
Concrete structures in Knightdale, such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can suffer from damage due to the area’s soil and weather conditions. The combination of Knightdale’s soil and the average annual rainfall of about 50 inches can lead to erosion and instability, causing concrete to crack, sink, and become uneven. Traditional methods like mudjacking can […]
Concrete Lifting in Burlington, NC
Burlington’s diverse climate and soil composition can lead to issues with concrete surfaces in both residential and commercial properties. With an average annual rainfall of about 42 inches, the clay and loamy soils in the area can shift and settle, resulting in cracks and unevenness in driveways, sidewalks, and patios. Traditional concrete repair methods can […]
Concrete Lifting in Statesville, NC
In Statesville, the well-draining soils can still be susceptible to erosion, particularly with the area’s annual rainfall of about 48 inches. This erosion can lead to soft spots in the ground, causing concrete structures to sink and resulting in cracked or uneven surfaces. To effectively address these issues, Tar Heel Basement Systems employs polyurethane injection […]
Concrete Lifting in Oak Island, NC
In Oak Island, the combination of sandy soils and the high levels of rainfall can lead to concrete issues such as sinking and cracking. Outdoor areas like driveways, sidewalks, and patios are particularly vulnerable as the soil beneath them can shift due to moisture fluctuations, resulting in uneven surfaces. Tar Heel Basement Systems specializes in […]
Concrete Lifting in Apex, NC
Concrete surfaces in Apex, NC, are susceptible to damage due to the unique soil composition and weather conditions of the area. The clay soil prevalent in many parts of Apex can expand and contract with moisture changes, leading to cracking and uneven surfaces in driveways, sidewalks, and patios. With an average annual rainfall of about […]
Concrete Lifting in Kinston, NC
In Kinston, the soil may be well-draining, but the high levels of precipitation can lead to soil erosion that undermines concrete structures. As the soil softens, concrete surfaces, such as driveways and sidewalks, can sink, resulting in cracks and unevenness. To effectively address these issues, we utilize polyurethane injection with our PolyRenewal system, which not […]
Concrete Lifting in Taylorsville, NC
In Taylorsville, the clay soils can shift dramatically with changes in moisture levels, leading to issues such as sinking and uneven concrete surfaces. Your driveway, sidewalks, and patios are at risk as they bear the brunt of these fluctuations. Tar Heel Basement Systems offers advanced concrete lifting solutions, utilizing polyurethane injections to stabilize and restore […]
Concrete Lifting in Leland, NC
Leland’s soil composition is generally favorable for drainage; however, the region’s high rainfall can lead to erosion that softens the ground, resulting in sunken concrete slabs. This can create unsightly cracks and uneven surfaces on driveways, walkways, and patios. To combat these issues, Tar Heel Basement Systems utilizes PolyRenewal, an advanced polyurethane injection material that […]
Concrete Lifting in New Bern, NC
New Bern’s wet climate and clay-rich soils can lead to uneven and sunken concrete surfaces around your property, including driveways, sidewalks, and patios. The expansive nature of the clay can cause it to dry out and shrink, then swell when wet, resulting in a lack of support for concrete slabs. This can lead to cracking, […]
Concrete Lifting in Zebulon, NC
In Zebulon, the same environmental factors that affect your home’s foundation can also impact your concrete surfaces. The average yearly rainfall and the sandy loam and clay loam soils can cause your driveway, sidewalks, and patios to crack and sink over time due to soil erosion and shifting. Tar Heel’s concrete lifting solutions utilize advanced […]
Concrete Lifting in Henderson, NC
In Henderson, the soils are generally well-draining, yet they can become compromised by the region’s above-average rainfall, which averages about 47 inches per year. This excessive moisture can erode the soil’s integrity, causing it to soften and leading to sinking concrete structures. As concrete lacks flexibility, sinking can result in cracked surfaces, uneven driveways, and […]
Concrete Lifting in Rocky Mount, NC
In Rocky Mount, the soil is often subjected to erosion due to the region’s higher-than-average rainfall, which can lead to concrete sinking and cracking. The area typically receives around 50 inches of rainfall each year, causing the ground to soften and lose its ability to support heavy structures. To address these issues, we utilize polyurethane […]
Concrete Lifting in Pittsboro, NC
Pittsboro’s soil, while generally well-draining, can become compromised due to the area’s significant rainfall, which averages around 48 inches annually. When the soil erodes or becomes overly saturated, it loses its ability to support heavy concrete structures, leading to sinking sidewalks, driveways, and patios. Our concrete lifting solution, using polyurethane injection with PolyRenewal, is designed […]
Concrete Lifting in Mount Airy, NC
In Mount Airy, the combination of approximately 48 inches of annual rainfall and clay-rich soils can lead to issues with concrete surfaces around your property. When the soil underneath driveways, sidewalks, and patios becomes unstable due to moisture fluctuations, concrete slabs can crack, sink, and become uneven. Tar Heel Basement Systems provides advanced concrete lifting […]
Concrete Lifting in Greenville, NC
Concrete surfaces in Greenville, including driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can suffer from issues such as sinking and cracking due to the area’s clay-rich soil and varying moisture levels influenced by the average annual rainfall of about 54 inches. This soil can wash away during heavy rains, leading to instability and uneven surfaces. Tar Heel’s innovative […]
Concrete Lifting in Hampstead, NC
In Hampstead, the combination of well-draining sandy soils and considerable rainfall can lead to concrete settling issues. As the ground becomes saturated with the annual average of 54 inches of rain, the soil can erode, resulting in voids that cause concrete structures such as driveways and patios to sink. Our polyurethane injection method, using PolyRenewal, […]
Concrete Lifting in Holly Springs, NC
In Holly Springs, the well-draining soil can still pose challenges for concrete structures, especially with the area receiving about 47 inches of rainfall annually. This can lead to soil erosion, causing concrete to sink and crack, resulting in uneven surfaces and potential hazards around your property. Our concrete lifting solutions utilize advanced polyurethane injection, specifically […]
Concrete Lifting in Sanford, NC
In Sanford, the combination of over 45 inches of annual rainfall and varying soil conditions can lead to significant issues with concrete surfaces. The clay soils in the area often expand and contract with moisture changes, which can cause driveways, sidewalks, and patios to crack and sink. Our concrete lifting services utilize advanced polyurethane injections […]
Concrete Lifting in Winterville, NC
Concrete structures in Winterville can suffer from sinking due to the area’s well-draining soils that may erode under heavy rainfall, which averages about 50 inches annually. As the soil becomes too soft to support concrete, you may notice cracks or uneven surfaces in driveways and walkways. To address these issues, Tar Heel Basement Systems utilizes […]
Concrete Lifting in Hope Mills, NC
In Hope Mills, the combination of clay soil and heavy rainfall can cause concrete surfaces like driveways, patios, and sidewalks to settle and crack over time. When the ground beneath these structures becomes unstable due to soil shrinkage or excessive moisture, it can lead to unsightly and potentially dangerous uneven surfaces. Tar Heel Basement Systems […]
Concrete Lifting in Wake Forest, NC
Concrete structures such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios in Wake Forest can face challenges due to the area’s clay soils and fluctuating weather patterns. The 48 inches of annual rainfall can lead to soil erosion and instability, resulting in cracks, sinking, and uneven surfaces in your concrete. Traditional methods of repair, such as mudjacking, can […]
Concrete Lifting in Louisburg, NC
Concrete surfaces in Louisburg, including driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can suffer from wear and tear due to the region’s climate and soil conditions. With an average annual rainfall of 45 inches, the soil can shift and erode, leading to issues like cracks and uneven surfaces. Traditional methods of fixing these problems, such as mudjacking, can […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Morehead City, NC
Crawl spaces in Morehead City can often become problematic due to the region’s high humidity and average annual rainfall of about 50 inches. The typical design of open, vented crawl spaces allows moisture and pests to enter, leading to mold growth, wood rot, and poor indoor air quality. At Tar Heel Basement Systems, we provide […]
Concrete Lifting in Boone, NC
The foundation and surrounding concrete surfaces in Boone are susceptible to damage due to the area’s unique soil conditions and significant rainfall, which averages around 50 inches annually. The clay-rich and rocky soils can shift, leading to uneven surfaces and cracks in driveways, sidewalks, patios, and other concrete areas. To address these concerns, Tar Heel […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Zebulon, NC
Crawl spaces are vital for housing essential systems in your home, but poorly designed, open-vented crawl spaces can lead to serious problems in Zebulon. With over 45 inches of annual rainfall and humid conditions, these spaces can become breeding grounds for pests, mold, and wood rot if not properly managed. Tar Heel Basement Systems offers […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Swansboro, NC
Crawl spaces in Swansboro can be particularly vulnerable to moisture due to the region’s high humidity and annual rainfall exceeding 50 inches. Open vented crawl spaces can allow groundwater and humid air to infiltrate, creating an environment conducive to mold growth, wood rot, and pest infestations. Tar Heel Basement Systems offers comprehensive crawl space repair […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Spring Lake, NC
Spring Lake experiences approximately 48 inches of rainfall each year, creating ideal conditions for excess moisture in crawl spaces. This moisture can lead to significant issues such as warped wood, sagging floors, and pest infestations if left unaddressed. Our crawl space repair solutions focus on moisture control through encapsulation, which includes installing vapor barriers, dehumidifiers, […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Pittsboro, NC
Crawl space issues in Pittsboro often stem from excessive moisture, with the region receiving an average of 48 inches of rain each year. This high moisture level, combined with humid summers, can lead to significant problems, including sagging floors, pest infestations, and wood rot. Our crawl space repair solutions are specifically designed to address these […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Beaufort, NC
Crawl spaces in Beaufort often face challenges due to the region’s high humidity and average annual rainfall of approximately 60 inches. Openly vented dirt crawl spaces can allow moisture and pests to infiltrate, creating an environment conducive to mold growth and wood rot. The sandy soils can exacerbate these issues, making it crucial for homeowners […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Banner Elk, NC
Excess moisture is a significant concern for crawl spaces in Banner Elk, which experiences approximately 45 inches of rain annually. This moisture can lead to a host of problems, including warped floors, pest infestations, and high humidity levels. The combination of groundwater and outdoor humidity can create a damp environment beneath your home. To address […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Hampstead, NC
Crawl spaces in Hampstead are often prone to moisture problems, primarily due to the region’s high humidity levels and average annual rainfall of about 54 inches. This excess moisture can lead to a range of issues, including mold growth, wood rot, and pest infestations. Tar Heel Basement Systems offers effective crawl space repair solutions that […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Jamestown, NC
In Jamestown, where the annual rainfall averages around 45 inches, excess moisture in crawl spaces can lead to significant structural damage. High humidity levels, combined with water seeping in from the ground, can create an environment conducive to mold growth and wood rot. Without proper intervention, homeowners may face warped floors, sagging structures, and pest […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Cameron, NC
Crawl spaces in Cameron, NC, can be prone to moisture-related issues due to the area’s average annual rainfall of around 50 inches. This environment, combined with the clay soil, creates a perfect storm for mold growth, pest infestations, and wood rot, which can compromise the health of your home. Humid air entering through vents can […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Winterville, NC
Excess moisture is a prevalent issue in Winterville, which receives about 50 inches of rain each year. This moisture often seeps into crawl spaces, leading to significant damage such as warped floors, sagging joists, and pest infestations. The humidity levels can rise substantially, especially during the humid summer months, creating an environment ripe for decay. […]
Concrete Lifting in Raleigh, NC
In Raleigh, concrete surfaces are subject to the effects of the local soil and weather conditions. The clay soil can expand when wet and shrink during dry spells, leading to concrete issues like cracking, sinking, and uneven surfaces. With an average annual rainfall of about 45 inches, these fluctuations can exacerbate damage to driveways, sidewalks, […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Tarboro, NC
In Tarboro, the high levels of humidity and significant rainfall—averaging about 48 inches annually—can lead to serious crawl space issues. Excess moisture can accumulate in these areas, causing damage to wood beams, fostering mold growth, and attracting pests. Left unchecked, these conditions can result in structural problems and decreased air quality within your home. Our […]
Concrete Lifting in Wilson, NC
In Wilson, the well-draining soils can become overly saturated due to the area’s approximately 50 inches of annual rainfall, leading to erosion and softening of the ground. This can cause concrete structures to sink, resulting in cracked walkways, uneven driveways, and unstable outdoor steps. To address these issues, Tar Heel Basement Systems employs PolyRenewal, an […]
Concrete Lifting in Greensboro, NC
In Greensboro, the combination of clay soils and seasonal rainfall can wreak havoc on your outdoor concrete surfaces, including driveways, patios, and sidewalks. These areas are susceptible to cracking and sinking due to soil erosion and shifting caused by wet and dry conditions. Fortunately, Tar Heel Basement Systems offers advanced concrete lifting solutions using polyurethane […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Carthage, NC
Carthage’s climate, with an average annual rainfall of about 43 inches, can create challenges for homeowners with crawl spaces. Openly vented dirt crawl spaces are particularly susceptible to moisture intrusion from groundwater and humid air, leading to mold growth, pest infestations, and compromised air quality. To protect your home, Tar Heel Basement Systems offers comprehensive […]
Concrete Lifting in Kernersville, NC
In Kernersville, the combination of heavy rainfall and clay soil can lead to significant issues with outdoor concrete surfaces. Over time, the soil can dry out and shrink or swell with moisture, resulting in unsteady support for driveways, sidewalks, and patios. This instability often leads to cracks and sinking slabs. Tar Heel Basement Systems offers […]
Concrete Lifting in Durham, NC
In Durham, the combination of heavy rainfall and clay-rich soil can lead to sinking and cracking of your concrete surfaces. Your driveway, patio, and sidewalks are particularly vulnerable as the soil beneath can wash away or shift due to water saturation and temperature fluctuations. Tar Heel Basement Systems provides innovative concrete lifting solutions that utilize […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Ocean Isle Beach, NC
Crawl spaces in Ocean Isle Beach can be prone to a host of problems due to the region’s high humidity and average annual rainfall of 58 inches. Moisture can seep in from the ground and through open vents, creating an environment conducive to mold growth, wood rot, and pest infestations. These issues not only compromise […]
Concrete Lifting in Winston Salem, NC
The soil in Winston Salem is generally well-draining; however, the area’s annual average precipitation of around 44 inches can lead to soil erosion. This erosion can create voids beneath concrete structures, causing them to sink and resulting in uneven surfaces and cracks. Concrete does not have the flexibility to adjust to these changes, which can […]
Concrete Lifting in Asheboro, NC
In Asheboro, the combination of approximately 44 inches of annual precipitation and the region’s sandy loam and clay soils can lead to significant issues with concrete surfaces. Exposure to moisture can cause the soil to expand and contract, leading to cracks and settling in driveways, sidewalks, and patios. If you notice uneven concrete or unsightly […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Willow Spring, NC
Crawl spaces in Willow Spring can often be a source of concern due to the area’s high humidity levels and poor ventilation. The open vent designs common in many homes allow for moisture intrusion, which can lead to mold, pests, and structural damage. With an average annual rainfall of over 40 inches, the soil can […]
Concrete Lifting in Fayetteville, NC
In Fayetteville, the combination of clay soil and frequent rainfall can lead to concrete settling issues. As the soil beneath your concrete becomes saturated with the area’s average annual precipitation of around 48 inches, it can lose its supporting ability, resulting in uneven surfaces such as driveways and walkways. To effectively address these challenges, Tar […]
Concrete Lifting in Thomasville, NC
Thomasville’s soil can be prone to erosion due to the significant rainfall, which can lead to sinking concrete structures such as driveways, patios, and sidewalks. When the soil beneath these surfaces shifts, it can create uneven and cracked concrete. To combat this issue, we utilize advanced polyurethane injection techniques with PolyRenewal, a waterproof solution that […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Newland, NC
With Newland receiving approximately 50 inches of precipitation each year, managing moisture in crawl spaces is crucial for maintaining a healthy home. Excess moisture can lead to various issues, including wood rot, pest infestations, and poor indoor air quality. This moisture often enters through open vents and dirt floors, causing humidity levels to rise. At […]
*Disclaimer: “Concrete leveling” means the process by which cracked, uneven concrete is stabilized, and in many cases lifted, by means of PolyRenewal™ polyurethane foam. Tar Heel Basement Systems does not guarantee that PolyRenewal™ can make your concrete perfectly level.