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Dates/Pricing
Slab Lifting Masterclass: April 15th & 16th, 2024 – $685.00
Public Works Infrastructure Repair: April 18th & 19th, 2024 – $685.00
Location
Spray Foam Systems
1502 Airport Rd.
Greensboro, GA 30642
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Discount
Register for both classes and get a 25% discount
Slab Lifting Masterclass: April 15th & 16th, 2024 – $685.00
The concrete lifting master is an intensive opportunity to learn what it takes to start a concrete lifting business and then take it to the next level. The training you will receive will include Safety, Site Evaluation, Estimating, Product Selection, Sales, Equipment, Concrete Lifting Techniques, and Deep Lift / Deep Lock. You will also learn about taking your concrete lifting business to the next level. You will learn about other tools we have to help you land bigger jobs and how to engage the engineering community to gain access to unique markets. Join the industry’s top team of concrete lifting professionals for training, learning, and fun.Public Works: April 18th & 19th, 2024 – $685.00
The public works course is two days dedicated to training and teaching Public Works professionals and specialty grouting contractors. You will learn how to utilize polyurethane technology to solve problems that municipalities and public works departments commonly face and how to do it at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods. There will be a heavy emphasis on sealing underground infrastructure and stabilizing and lifting roads. We will cover the full spectrum of our product line including Leak Seal, Permeation, Soil Stabilization, and Slab Lifting. Join the industry’s top team of infrastructure specialists for training, learning, and fun.




Before embarking on any bird bath repair project using the Deep Lock® process, it's crucial to consult with industry specialists. The Alchatek support team, with extensive experience in advanced pavement repair techniques, offers invaluable insights for assessing site conditions, choosing appropriate materials, and implementing effective repair strategies.

In the previous post, the causes and consequences of bird baths in road pavement were explored. Now, attention will turn to an innovative solution for repairing these issues: the Deep Lock® process.
Have you ever noticed shallow, pond-like formations on the surface of roads, particularly in private neighborhoods, subdivisions, or parking lots? These are known as "bird baths" in the road surface, and they're more than just a quirk of the road. They signify deeper issues in road maintenance and safety that are crucial to address.
Polyurethane foam can be used in a variety of new construction projects, from road widening to zero lot line excavation projects to a variety of complex excavation and foundation support scenarios. The use of polyurethane stabilization techniques provides clear advantages like cost-effectiveness, strength, and versatility across a wide range of situations. However, properly implementing them requires extensive technical expertise in assessing site conditions, selecting the right materials, and creating effective injection plans.

In new construction projects, establishing a solid foundation for footings and slabs is crucial, especially in challenging soil conditions. Polyurethane foam offers a groundbreaking approach to improving soil stability, a key factor in the longevity and safety of new structures.
As construction excavation projects continue to push the boundaries of complexity, innovative solutions are needed to ensure safety and stability. Polyurethane foam has emerged as an indispensable tool for these unique challenges. With a dual capability to stabilize soil and complement traditional retaining methods like sheet piling or secant walls, polyurethane foam provides robust support precisely when and where it is most needed. Whether plugging gaps to prevent infiltration, enhancing structural support, or sealing out soil in deep foundation pits, this versatile material enables advanced excavations that would otherwise be extremely risky if not impossible.
Excavating near existing structures, particularly in zero lot line scenarios like building additions, poses unique challenges. Traditional methods like sheet piling, while effective, can cause issues such as adjacent structure disruption, soil settlement, and excessive noise, making them less ideal in dense, urban environments.
Road widening projects, essential for improving traffic flow and infrastructure, traditionally involve digging up and replacing unstable soil. This method, however, poses risks to existing roads and is both costly and time-consuming. The use of polyurethane foam to stabilize existing soil is often more efficient and effective.
Each ground stabilization project is unique. The Alchatek support team is skilled in assessing different challenges and devising solutions tailored to specific requirements, whether for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes.