Polyjacking for Disaster Preparedness: How Concrete Repair Can Help With Structural Resilience
September is National Preparedness Month, making it a great time to think beyond emergency kits, evacuation plans, and weather alerts. Preparing your home or business for severe weather also means taking a closer look at the condition of the property itself. It’s especially important for Kansas City-area homeowners and business owners. The region experiences a […]
Why Parking Lot Concrete Settles and How to Prevent Further Damage
Parking lots and decks allow customers, clients, employees, and the general public to leave their vehicles unattended while visiting your business. Whether you provide free parking or charge a fee, odds are your parking lot gets a lot of traffic from passersby, visitors, and employees coming and going each day. While parking lots and decks […]
Concrete Leveling or Replacement: Which Option Is Right for You?
The end of summer is a great time to do a once-over of your property, checking for things that should be repaired before fall and winter arrive. Getting your uneven or cracked concrete repaired before the weather starts getting colder and harsher is a great way to prevent further issues and create safer walking surfaces. […]
Why Summer Heat Causes Uneven Concrete (And How Polyjacking Fixes It)
This summer’s heat feels hotter than summers past, with the heat dome covering more than half the country, Kansas City included. If you have a concrete driveway, patio, or deck, you understand how painful it can be to walk barefoot on the concrete’s surface when the sun is still shining, especially these past few weeks […]
How April Showers Affect Concrete
You know the old saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” which means our flowers have started blooming, sprouting gorgeous blooms from your preexisting perennials. May is a beautiful time of year as we get to enjoy all the beautiful colors of spring and summer blossoms, a welcome break from the rainiest month of the year. […]
Polyjacking For Eco-Friendly Construction and Reducing Waste
Whether you’re renovating an older commercial building, your current commercial property has failed building inspections or code compliance, or you’re considering revamping your commercial property, you’re likely dealing with concrete throughout the construction process. Concrete is a man-made material recognized for its strength and long-lasting durability, used worldwide in construction. However, it is susceptible to […]
How Polyjacking Supports Green Building Certifications Like LEED
Nearly everyone tries to be conscious of whether their actions will have a positive impact on the environment, taking steps like recycling, swapping plastics for biodegradable products, purchasing hybrid or electric vehicles, and switching to environmentally friendly cleaning supplies. Whether you take daily actions or small steps to protect the environment, we can all agree […]
How Polyjacking Extends the Life of Your Garage Floor: Key Considerations
Our garages are our safe places to store our outdoor furniture, toys, lawn equipment, our vehicles, and much more. Not everyone parks their cars inside their garage, but a majority do. Imagine the immense pressure garage floors are under when a vehicle pulls in or backs out of it. Small cars can weigh around 3,000 […]
How Polyjacking Reduces Trip Hazards in Public Spaces and Increases Safety
Whether traveling for work, bringing the kids to enjoy the park on a weekend afternoon, visiting the local theater, or going to a Chiefs or Royals game, we expect public spaces to be safe. Considering how often we use public sidewalks, roadways, and visit municipal places, we never think twice about whether the concrete surrounding […]
Pros & Cons of Mudjacking
Nearly every home project has pros and cons, whether it’s a DIY attempt or you hire a professional to tackle the job. Repainting the interior of your home, replacing flooring, restaining a pool deck/patio – the list goes on with neverending home projects. One home project you probably don’t have but should have at the […]