Municipal Concrete Lift & Levelling

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If you are looking into getting concrete work done within your municipality, there are some things you want to consider before, during, and after the concrete lifting process. Will the concrete repair project be completed quickly? Will a team of skilled professionals be completing the work? And, how much will the project cost? We will review all the answers to these questions specific to your job onsite with you. It is important to remember that municipal concrete work is a functional improvement and also improves the safety of the residents.
Before concrete surfaces become too dangerous to walk or drive on, they need to be repaired. It is best to fix problems before they get out of control or have the chance to cause severe damage or injury. This preventative measure will help avoid injuries for which the municipality may be liable. If you notice any damaged infrastructure, call our concrete professionals for an inspection so we can help you fix things before any significant damages or injuries are caused!
Sometimes, we are asked, "why is the concrete settling?" If the soil was wet when backfilled, a foundation made from dry materials would form chunks of soil, creating problems later, particularly for roads. Concrete poured on bedrock will shift; this occurs more frequently than you think. Other factors can cause the ground to shift, like soil type and how it reacts to temperature differences like rain, snow and wind. Soil destabilization and roots are the leading causes of many municipal concrete-related issues. There are many reasons why the concrete is settling. We would need to inspect the site to determine which one applies, but we offer free estimates for all concrete repair projects.
Municipalities may require many different concrete repair options such as levelling floors in arenas and municipal buildings, the elimination of voids under concrete slabs, lifting and levelling sidewalk slabs or removing driving hazards on highways and bridges. Our contractors can complete these projects expertly with little to no disruption to municipal services. Quattro Contracting provides you with a detailed cost breakdown covering our services and materials. Being transparent with costs is important, especially if you're dealing with something as crucial as municipal services! At Quattro Contracting, we're dedicated to providing you with an accurate estimate and answering any questions you might have about the process. If you are interested in polyurethane concrete raising for your municipalities needs, contact us today! We offer a free estimate for our services, and our warranty policy backs our work.