Mud jacking is a concrete or foundation repair method that is typically used in regions where the ground tends to settle, causing foundation issues. A foundation repair expert can tell you whether mud jacking is needed, a technique that basically fills in the settled area with pumped in dirt and cement mix.
Mud jacking is what you need if you have sinking or sunken concrete driveways, patios, walks, steps, or garage floors. Concrete mud jacking fill the voids under the sunken concrete areas with a slurry that’s made of clean soil and cement by forcing this grout into the voids and this lifts or raises the sunken concrete back to the correct level and the grout fills the voids and stabilizes the soil so you won’t have to worry about the concrete sinking again.
It depends on what you are trying to repair. There are concrete floor and foundation repair contractors that specialize in this. You can contact them to get the best ideas on how to repair your foundation. You must determine the methods for repairing and the type: slabjacking, concrete repair, mudjacking and concrete piering. You can read more about it at www.concretenetwork.com/concrete/foundation_repair
form_title=Concrete Foundation Raising or Repair form_header=7693 Is there water present in the area of the repair?*= () Yes () No () Don't Know How large is the area that needs to be repaired?*= () Less than 1 sq ft () 2 - 5 sq ft () 6 - 10 sq ft () More than 10 sq ft Describe the damage requiring repair. (Select everything applicable)*= [] Concrete is dirty or stained [] Concrete is damp [] Foundation cracked or broken [] Wall is tipping [] Edge is cracked or broken
You wanted to say "How does jacking yourself feel like?" I'll assume so: it feels good. If you know how to do it, then it feels very good.
if they start jacking off
It requires tools and materials you do want to own for a one time deal... I know it hurts but sometimes repairs are better left to the people who do it for a living.
form_title=Poured Concrete Wall Repair form_header=10443 "Please specify the height of the wall, in feet."*= {Select One,1 - 2 ft,3 - 4 ft,5 - 6 ft,Over 6 ft} "How long is the wall, in feet?"*= {Select One,Less than 10 ft,10 - 25 ft,25 - 50 ft,50 - 100 ft,Over 100 ft} Is there water present in the area of the repair?*= () Yes () Don't Know () No Describe the damage requiring repair. (Select everything applicable)*= [] Concrete is dirty or stained [] Concrete is damp [] Foundation cracked or broken [] Wall is tipping [] Edge is cracked or broken [] Walls or piers are settling [] Foundation is settling and needs to be raised
Is created a concrete or abstract noun
form_title=brick wall repair form_header=7163 "Please select, what best describes the type of repair you are looking for."*= () "Stone/Brick is loose () Wall is leaning () Wall is cracked () Gate is sagging () Hardware is damaged/broken/missing () Brick is crumbling/flaking () Mortar is cracked, crumbling, missing () Water leaking through wall" How large is the area that needs to be repaired?*= {Select One,One square foot or less,2 - 5 square feet,6 - 10 square feet,More than 10 square feet} Please specify the type of masonry material in need of repair.*= () Brick () Concrete blocks (cinder block) () Stone () Concrete block with stucco veneer () Interlocking concrete blocks () Don't Know () Concrete block with brick or stone veneer
get under vehicle with out jacking vehicle off the ground hold sway bar with hands try to move bar sideways if bar slides sideways in bushings, the bushings are shot not a hard job to repair
It is not known. We do not even know when exactly they started using concrete.
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I've heard of concrete sealer but don't know exactly what it is. What is it used for?