Sunken concrete slabs can be lifted back into place with our two-component polymer foam designed to work in wet or dry conditions. The expansion force of the concrete leveling foam coupled with the pressure of a specialized pump generate enough controlled force to lift virtually any structure back into position with 1/8” precision. Polyjacking and concrete lifting can be accomplished at a fraction of the cost and time required for replacement using our AP Lift series of resins.
Watch this video for a quick demonstration...
This video contains footage of a commercial/industrial slab lift outside of a warehouse. If you're a contractor looking for lifting jobs, consider focusing on this sector. Commercial/industrial clients will usually have more square footage of slab in need of repair than your typical residential customer. In addition, they tend to have more income at their disposal. After you complete your first job for a commercial/industrial customer, keep in touch with them regularly so that you're top of mind when their next concrete repair problem arises.
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