Concrete Leveling & Concrete Repair Companies In Iowa
Papillion, NE 68046
Thrasher was founded in 1975 by Greg Thrasher. Today, they are one of the largest foundation repair contractors in Nebraska, Kansas, Western Iowa and Western Missouri.
Davenport, IA 52802
Urbandale, IA 50322
Midwest Foundation Repair is your concrete repair contractor in Iowa, specializes in residential and commercial concrete slab repairs.
Rochester, MN 55901
Fargo, ND 58102
American Waterworks provides services for sinking and uneven concrete throughout southeastern Minnesota, including greater Rochester and St. Paul. They are also available in western Wisconsin, and northern Iowa including Winneshiek, Allamakee, and Fayette counties.
Have you noticed treacherous cracks in your sidewalk, sinking sections of your driveway, or tilting concrete steps at your home? The changing seasons of Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin lead to soil erosion and weak soil base, which can cause the issue you're seeing. Luckily, PolyLevel, NexusPro and SealantPro.
Fort Madison, IA 52627
Peoria, IL 61615
Iowa: including Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson, Lee, and Van Buren counties. Illinois: including Peoria, Mclean, Tazewell, La Salle, and Adams counties. Missouri:
Sioux Falls, SD 57108
Conditions where outdoor concrete has already begun to sink is not uncommon in Iowa 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.
Iowa, also known as The Hawkeye State, hosts a variety of soil types, ranging in density and load-bearing capacities. A mix of lakes, forests and wetlands comprise Iowa's diverse terrain.
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 Iowa 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 Iowa contractors are trained and to provide a free estimate to solve your sinking concrete problem.
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Neillsville, MN"Very pleased with the entire process, from booking and appointment to the..." -
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La Farge, WI"I was very impressed with the professionalism of Brandon and Tyler. They..." -
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Warrens, WI"We didn't want to put money into our patio, but we are sure glad we did!..." -
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Norwalk, WI"He knew what needed to be done and how to do it" -
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Westby, WI"Very good job by all involved! Thank you! " -
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Westby, WI"I am glad I called American Waterworks! " -
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Viroqua, WI"I will always recommend American Waterworks! " -
By Henry D.
Viroqua, WI"I am very pleased and proud of the like-new appearance! "
Recent job requests for PolyLevel in IA:
Project Location: Hearts Ct, Let Claife, IA 52753
Search Request: polylevel concrete
Comment: 1 slab of double drive
Project Location: S 9th Ave, Eldridge, IA 52748
Comment: Looking for driveway and sidewalks leveling.
Project Location: 9th Ave, De Witt, IA 52742
Search Request: concrete lifting contractors
Comment: I have a corner drop of 3" in a section of driveway concrete, which abutts to my lawn on one side. It lessens to half an inch 8' out of the corner, in reference to the section adjacent to it. Have crack issues also, but the drop is my immediate concern.
Project Location: 312th St., New Liberty, IA 52765
Search Request: concrete lifting contractors
Comment: Side walk leading to front door has sunk. Also sidewalk by garage service door has sunken.
Project Location: Sunnyside Ave., Burlington, IA 52601
Comment: Left side of my garage slab is about 2 inches lower than the right side.
Project Location: S. Locust, Bennett, IA 52721
Search Request: +mudjacking
Comment: We would like a quote for lifting our front sidewalk and part of our driveway. Thank you.
Project Location: Hickory Ridge St, Peosta, IA 52068
Comment: Drive way sinking in front of garage
Project Location: 5th Ave, Clarence, IA 52216
Search Request: poly driveway
Comment: I have a parking lot at my business that has a couple spots that are sinking.
Project Location: Shomont Dr., Monticello, IA 52310
Comment: I need to have a 30 ft. sidewalk leveled, and have two 11x11 slabs that are cracked/broken up and need to be leveled or replaced.
Project Location: 1st Ave E, Dyersville, IA 52040
Comment: My front steps are leaning away from the front of my house. Please take a look when you have time. Texting or email works best. Thanks. Ron Besler
Project Location: 2nd St Ne, Mount Vernon, IA 52314
Search Request: poly concrete lifting near me
Comment: Need estimate on sidewalk repair
Project Location: 7th St. NW, Mount Vernon, IA 52314
Comment: The bottom end of our driveway has sunk. Please give us an estimate for repair.
Project Location: Palisades Rd SW, Mount Vernon, IA 52314
Comment: Drive by the garage needs to be raised and the sidewalk going to the house needs to be raised.
Project Location: Ground Plum Circle, Solon, IA 52333
Comment: Need to get our driveway raised near the garage floor and replace the expansion joints with something that inhibits water penetration.
Project Location: 1st Ave, Springville, IA 52336
Search Request: polylevel concrete lifting
Comment: Sinking slab