Our PolyLevel® Dealers Serving Colorado
Palmer Lake, CO 80133
Grand Junction, CO 81501
Fort Collins, CO 80528
Conditions where outdoor concrete has already begun to sink is not uncommon in Colorado and is often the result of shifting or a weak soil base or erosion. It causes driveways, sidewalks, walkways, concrete steps or patio areas to become tripping hazards and can effect property value. Colorado, also known as The Centennial State, hosts a variety of soil types, ranging in density and load-bearing capacities. The vivid landscapes in Colorado range from mountains to canyons, and from high plains to rivers.
Soil in any environment can change, however. When the weight above the soil exceeds the soil below, the soil will compact and settle. Clay and silt can also cause soil to compact when it becomes dry. Regardless of the reason, once soil becomes compact, heavy concrete above the soil will sink and crack. It's a gravity thing!
While it is a very noticeable problem, with the right contractor, it can have a very simple solution.
Previously, sinking concrete was repaired by a technique called "mud jacking" that uses a thick slurry to fill in the gap underneath the sunken concrete. While effective, it is not the most efficient way to solve the problem, and adds more weight above the compacting soil.
Today, select contractors in Colorado are trained and to provide a better alternative to mud jacking. PolyLevel is a less intrusive, lighter weight solution that doesn't add more weight to the problem.
If you are seeing signs of sinking concrete on your property, have a contractor to provide the PolyLevel alternative to mud jacking take a look at it. The following Colorado contractors are trained and to provide a free estimate to solve your sinking concrete problem.
Recent job requests for PolyLevel in CO:
Project Location: Blacksmith Drive, Peyton, CO 80831
Comment: Sunken concrete driveway pad in front of detached garage as well as the pad in front of the attached garage of my home.
Project Location: 22nd Avenue Ct., Greeley, CO 80631
Comment: Wondering how long it's projected to last before needing to be redone.
Project Location: Wynstone Dr, Windsor, CO 80550
Comment: Portion of cement back patio has sunk over winter.
Project Location: Syracuse Street, Brighton, CO 80602
Comment: Front stoop is separating from the front porch about an inch, and is sinking. Currently 2 inches lower on one side. Stoop/porch is 2 1/2 years old.
Project Location: Niagara Ct, Brighton, CO 80602
Comment: The area I would like fixed is a small sidewalk leading from my driveway to the front door, it is approximately 10 feet long.
Project Location: Ancestra Dr, Fountain, CO 80817
Comment: Need an estimate to foam jack two concrete stairs.
Project Location: Fox Meadow Ave, Highlands Ranch, CO 80130
Comment: Sunken garage floor
Project Location: Pinecrest Way, Palmer Lake, CO 80133
Comment: Sunken corner of interior old slab needs lifting about an inch. floor slopes for aprox 10 feet.
Project Location: West Topeka, Trinidad, CO 81082
Comment: CONCRETE SLAB IS BREAKING UP AND SINKING, CAUSING OTHER PARTS OF DRIVEWAY TO CRACK
Project Location: West Riverside, Estes Park, CO 80517
Comment: I have a 612 sq ft beam and post house, built in 1905-1919 time frame Looking at front pouch, the left side drops 1 1/2 inches, the right side drops 3/4 to 1 inch in the front getting less towards the back. Center of the house is level. Area around the back side of the house has dirt up to back door entrance. Moving towards the front of the house the dirt drops off. How much do you thing it wi;; cost to make the floor level Need to get an estimate to level the floor.
Project Location: Lone Eagle Road, Montrose, CO 81403
Comment: Sinking driveway slab
