Concrete slabs such as driveways, sidewalks, patios and garage floors are supported by soil. When that soil fails, voids form beneath the concrete.
Eventually the concrete slab begins to settle, creating an uneven or cracked surface.
Soil failure can occur for a number of reasons but almost always occurs due to poor compaction during the construction of your home. In order for your foundation to be poured your lot has to be dug out eight to ten feet deep. After the foundation has time to set, the hole around the foundation is filled and the yard is graded. The driveway, sidewalks, patios and garage are then poured on the loose soil. This loose soil eventually settles and so does your concrete.
This is where we come in. We fill these void areas and raise your concrete back to it’s proper position.