When to Call a Pro for Driveway Crack Repairs

DIY and New Concrete is Not Always the Answer

Spring is here and with it comes the desire to repair and refresh all things outdoors around your home. As you inspect your driveway and other slab surfaces, you may notice cracks and shifting in the concrete.  You may want to resist the urge to head to your local home supply store for concrete.  Consider contacting the professionals at Airlift Concrete Experts as an alternative to DIY for your driveway crack repairs  If you do venture down the DIY path, and as a result end up with concrete that becomes unlevel, Airlift Concrete Experts can help.

You Should Resist the Urge to Do DIY Driveway Crack Repairs

There are several reasons that you may want to avoid doing your own driveway crack repair.  You may run into trouble with some of these issues:

• Slippery surfaces: If you do not treat the surface properly, you could end up with a slip and fall hazard.
• Improper reinforcement: Concrete without reinforcement lacks tensile strength, possibly causing new cracks.
• Proper water mixture: It is critical that the ratio of water to dry concrete is correct.  
• Improper Height Assessment: Failure to correctly assess the height could easily require you to redo the project, which is costly and exhausting.
• Uneven forms: If forms are not properly constructed, the end result is lopsided or uneven concrete.

New Concrete is Not Always the Solution Either

Rest assured, new concrete is not always necessary! You may just be in need of repairs.  For all of your concrete slab lifting needs in Little Rock, AR, choose Airlift Concrete Experts to help. We offer concrete slab repair and concrete raising for uneven, crumbled or cracked concrete slabs.  Airlift uses a method called Polyjacking for concrete leveling. Our polyjacking service at Airlift Concrete Experts is a cost-effective way to lift, level, and repair damaged concrete.

How Polyjacking Works For Driveway Crack Repairs

Polyjacking is a concrete repair method that uses polyurethane foam to raise, level, and permanently stabilize concrete surfaces. First, Small holes are drilled into the affected area, and a polyurethane foam material is injected into the hole. The polyurethane foam then fills in the gaps and voids beneath the concrete then lifts the concrete surface upward. Lastly, we lift your concrete to its original level, close the holes and clean the site.

Set DIY Aside and Contact the Professionals at Airlift Concrete Experts

If you have decided that it is time to contact a professional for your driveway crack repairs, Airlift Concrete Experts is here to help. We dedicate ourselves to honesty, integrity, and quality in all of our work. We are passionate about customer service and we treat every job as if it were our own home. Contact us to learn more about how we can repair your cracked driveway Airlift Concrete Experts has the professional tools and expertise to raise and level your concrete back to its original state while leaving it permanently water-resistant and stable for years to come.