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RaiseRite Concrete Lifting offers two different methods to raise settled concrete. This video illustrates the mudjacking process. A void caused by traffic vibrations is being filled to raise a bridge approach on a section of highway in Fond du Lac County. Raising settled concrete is the cost-effective solution, when compared
Polyurethane Concrete Raising verses Traditional Mudjacking. How do these two methods match up? Which one is better? Will both processes survive the long term market test? Will one surpass the other in popularity? Polyurethane concrete lifting is the newcomer to the arena. Although it has been a known solution for
RaiseRite Concrete Lifting offers two different methods to raise settled concrete. This video illustrates the mudjacking process. Raising settled concrete is the cost-effective solution, when compared to replacing good concrete. RaiseRite is proud to be the only company in Wisconsin to offer both mudjacking and polyurethane concrete raising.
RaiseRite Concrete Lifting offers two different methods to raise settled concrete. This video illustrates the polyurethane concrete lifting option. This method involves fewer and smaller holes than traditional mudjacking. Perfect for this application the holes were hidden within the faux grout lines of the stamped patio. Polyurethane fills the voids,
