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MudjackingExplained

Our mudjacking service raises and supports uneven slabs by injecting a grout mixture into voids beneath the surface. This noninvasive process quickly restores uniformity to your concrete slabs, providing a hydraulic lift for leveling.

Why You Should Repair It Now?

Act now to repair your soil and concrete with mudjacking methods to restore the safety and aesthetics of your property. Cracked, buckled, and uneven concrete poses a danger of trip hazards, making timely repair essential for preventing accidents and injuries.

Repair Uneven Slabs: Ram Jack's Professional Mudjacking Service

  • Raise & Support Uneven Slabs
  • Noninvasive Process
  • Restore Uniformity
  • Professional Mudjacking Service
A pump set up to inject a grout mixture under a sunken concrete slab. A cross-section view of a sunken concrete slab showing why cracks appear in the foundation's surface
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At local franchises, customer satisfaction takes top priority, and they demonstrate this by offering lifetime limited warranty coverage. They go the extra mile to provide customers peace of mind by installing steel piles specifically designed to remain stable. If you have concerns about foundation movement, our dedicated dealers will promptly inspect, adjust, or replace a pile and its associated bracket as necessary. Moreover, they will thoroughly assess your property for any signs of soil movement beyond their previous work.

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Mudjacking Services

Knowledgeable Foundation Repair Professionals

Do you have concrete patios, sidewalks, and slabs that are cracked, buckled, and uneven? Not only is this concrete slab movement an eye sore for your property, but it's also dangerous. These uneven surfaces are often the culprit for trip hazard accidents and injuries.

The experienced foundation repair professionals at Ram Jack can offer numerous concrete slab repair services, including a method known as "mudjacking", to remedy uneven slabs. Mudjacking (aka "slabjacking" or "pressure grouting") is an effective way to provide a hydraulic lift to concrete surfaces that are sinking or shifting. This is frequently the result of erosion, poor drainage, and soil settlement beneath the slabs. Mudjacking can provide support and raise uneven slabs by injecting a special grout mixture into voids beneath the surface.

Mudjacking is the process of:

  • Drilling small holes through the compromised concrete surface
  • Pumping grout (water and concrete mixture) into holes
  • Ensuring that existing voids are filled, the grout dries and provides a hydraulic lift to the slab so it becomes level

Mudjacking is a relatively swift and noninvasive way to bring uniformity back to your concrete slabs. If your home or property is suffering from uneven patios or walkways, then your nearest Ram Jack office is ready to hear from you. One of our foundation repair consultants can assess your property and, if needed, offer you a long lasting and affordable solution.

*Not all locations offer this specialized service.

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