Lift It Rite LLC

* We can LIFT any existing concrete slab: We can also resolve sinkholes and void fill hollow areas underneath concrete areas., *All services are covered by a transferable warranty giving you peace of mind that your home repair will last for years to come., *Sink Hole Remediation:, *Soil Stabilization:, *Void filling:, >Basketball courts, >Driveways, >Garage floors, >HOA responsible sidewalks, common areas and amenities areas, >HVAC pads, >Parking Pads, >Patios, >Pool Decks- sinking, pulling away from copping, uneven sections, sinking at outer edge, >Sidewalks, >Sinking steps and steps that are pulling away from porches on a slab, Our noninvasive process remediates the sink hole from the bottom up using deep injection rods. Not only can this be done within a day but the remediation process does not disturb the area nor do we need to bring in heavy equipment that could cause landscape damage to and from site., Some areas during construction require compaction but if not performed correctly some soils may not be able to support heavy weight and could eventually start to sink or start to create voids. Our stabilization process can remediate soft soils without having to dig up, Remove slabs or disturb landscape drastically., The ground sinks down and causes the soft decayed debris to sink further. The sink hole can continue to grow for years and years. Sometimes small holes can open up and cause a dangerous fall hazard., This service can save a slab from cracking and or falling. A lot of the same areas listed above in concrete lifting can be saved if a void fill is performed before the void gets to large for the, Up until the late 90's it was a common practice to dig a hole on site while building a house and throw in construction debris. This was then covered up with dirt. Over time these materials will biodegrade and create small caverns below the soil. The soil near the top may have been sufficient to hold the cavern lid in place for years but over time the more material that degrades the less the soil above can holds itself up., adjacent ground to support the slab above. Some voids can be seen easily like voids at the driveway / garage junction, steps going up to front porch or erosion under slabs near downspouts to name a few. Some voids are hidden but give you clues they are there, like a hollow thud in a garage floor, large and shifting cracks in driveways and drains that accept water into them but you never see the water come out the end.