Concrete leveling
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Concrete Leveling
If you're having issues with sinking concrete, pitting on on your concrete slab, or maybe a concrete floor that needs to be leveled out, you may need some concrete leveling services. Concrete leveling can be either be helping a failing concrete slab from sinking, or refinishing a slab to make it useable for either new flooring of for a new look.
In order to level off a sidewalks or any concrete walk way service that may pose a risk to the public, you can level it off using a method that with drilled holes in the concrete, you can inject expansion foam and have the concrete slab themselves begin to take level. This method is less invasive than an entire slab replacement, and can save you thousands in the long run.
Similar methods than can also be used are called mud jacking, or slab jacking. Slab jacking is a very similar process, the difference in it is that the mixture used underneath is made up of both grout and foam, this becomes a harder material and some believe to be a superior finish over time. This method sometimes is used by advanced foundation contractors.
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A sloped sidewalk was brought back to it's original height with the proper concrete leveling.
Concrete Floor Leveling
When rehabbing old buildings or even in larger industrial buildings, it isn't uncommon for floors to sag, crack and overall become disjointed or uneven. One method to handle this would be concrete floor leveling. Typically something like this requires a bag of Henrys floor mix, or even thin set for some small areas. These steps are a must if you plan on installing a new floor, or if you just want your industrial slab to be trip proof. Don't take our word for it, hire a professional concrete contractor today!
Slab infill will allow the mortar and grout mix the infill beneath the slab
This concrete leveling will straighten out the cracked piece of concrete
The sidewalk pictured was beyond repair so it was re-poured.
What does stamped concrete cost?
Every market will be different for stamped concrete, also depending on the dyes, complexity of patters, and how many patterns and borders you may be mixing. Some easy jobs that are one color and one stamp, can start at around $18 dollars per square foot, and with added complexity some can get as high as $35 per square foot. And how does it compare to stone or pavers? There really is no comparison, stone will start at around $25 a square foot on the low end and pavers begin to cost around $50 per square foot just to start
Overall when thinking of stamped concrete, Los Angeles has a a ton of great concrete contractors to choose from, but make sure you get a quote for some of the top!