Consider these top reasons to fixing your sinking and unlevel concrete slabs1. The Problem Always Gets Worse If a slab has cracked or has begun to sink, the issue will not eventually stop or fix itself, it WILL continue to get worse. And when problems get worse, the cost of fixing the issue increases. 2. Resale Value Of Your Home Today's homebuyer doesn't typically want to purchase a home with an unleveled driveway and front walkway, a stoop pulling away from the house, or floors that are cracked and sinking. First impression does make a difference in some cases. Also, be prepared for this to be a "bargaining chip" in the price offer. 3. Appearance Concrete slabs with large voids or settled and uneven do not look safe. 4. Safety Settled or unlevel concrete is unsafe. As a homeowner or landlord, this is incredibly dangerous and open you up to unwanted liability. 5. Water Intrusion
Cracks are exposed to the surrounding environment and when cracks let in water, damage can worsen. 6. Pooling Water Unlevel concrete will encourage low spots where standing water will pool. In cooler months, these pools can freeze, which causes more safety concerns and further damage. 7. Structural Damage Shifting concrete on a ground level can affect the structures above the slab. As a result, doors and windows will start to stick and other structural damages throughout your home may occur. Load bearing walls should be watched closely. If the problem is left too long, cost of repair will increase significantly. For Further Info: Contact Us Today 770-558-5862 [email protected]
15 Comments
6/26/2019 10:01:43 am
I loved that you mentioned that if you have a slab that has begun to sink, the problem will get worse. We noticed that some slabs in our sidewalk are uneven, and some of them started to sink. I will get in contact with a professional to evaluate our options and see what is the best thing to do.
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8/30/2019 11:50:35 am
It's cool that repairing and leveling the concrete on your property can help it to sell more easily. My wife and I recently bought a new house, and we'd like to sell our old one so that we can put the money into our new house. We'll be sure to look further into our options for professionals who can fix up our concrete for us in the future.
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12/3/2019 10:17:35 am
It's good to know that getting your concrete evened out will make it appear safer. My brother has been telling me about a party that he's planning to host in a few months, and he wants to make sure that his home can impress is guests. I'll share this information with him sot hat he can look into his options for professionals who can help him fix his uneven porch so that he can make his home look nicer.
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John Garcia
8/10/2020 02:25:02 pm
I totally agree that the problems always gets worse. A few years ago my wife and I noticed a crack starting in our concrete sidewalk. Being new homeowners on a budget, we thought it couldn't get worse and decided not to do anything. Well, a couple months later, we had a friend over who happens to work for a <a href="https://mudjacking-omaha.com/">slab jacking</a> company. He noticed it and told us we should get it checked out right away before it gets much worse. Well, thankfully we did and now we have crack-free sidewalks. Hopefully your article helps others like me!
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8/10/2020 02:26:50 pm
I totally agree that the problems always gets worse. A few years ago my wife and I noticed a crack starting in our concrete sidewalk. Being new homeowners on a budget, we thought it couldn't get worse and decided not to do anything. Well, a couple months later, we had a friend over who happens to work for a slab jacking company. He noticed it and told us we should get it checked out right away before it gets much worse. Well, thankfully we did and now we have crack-free sidewalks. Hopefully your article helps others!
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10/8/2020 06:25:15 pm
Uneven surface of concrete is too dangerous to your child or oldies because they are in a state of weak resistance and maybe they can be hospitalized for that.
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11/25/2020 11:11:21 am
You make an excellent point that it is important for us to hire a concrete leveling service if we intend to sell a house and increase its value. I will definitely keep this information in mind when I want to resell my house. In fact, I will search for a service that is reliable and experienced.
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7/17/2022 10:22:10 pm
Do you have more sources for us? thank you
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It got me when you said that damage can get worse when the water seeps into the cracks of the concrete. I have to hire residential concrete solutions now before it starts raining in our area here in Honolulu, Hawaii. It's because I realized that I have a cracks on my driveway after living here for five years.
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4/19/2023 08:48:52 am
It got me when you discussed that uneven concrete slabs do not look safe. My friend wants concrete leveling for their property. I should advise him to hire a concrete leveling service to ensure quality work.
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10/2/2023 10:15:14 am
"This blog post is a goldmine of information! The '7 Top Reasons to Fix Your Sinking Concrete' on CorrectYourConcrete.com is not just informative but also highly practical. It not only highlights the problems that sinking concrete can cause but also provides clear reasons why addressing it is essential. A must-read for anyone dealing with concrete issues, providing valuable insights and solutions!"
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1/23/2024 08:33:28 am
It's interesting to learn about the various consequences of settled or unlevel concrete, from appearance and safety concerns to potential structural damage. Taking preventive measures seems crucial.
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2/6/2024 08:18:00 am
This is helpful, and interesting, thanks for sharing. Fixing sinking concrete slabs is crucial as the problem worsens over time, leading to increased repair costs.
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7/4/2024 02:39:51 am
Thanks for sharing this valuable information! Addressing issues like water intrusion and structural damage can prevent costly repairs and maintain the integrity of your property.
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