
7 Reasons To Repair Uneven Slab
It’s difficult to handle an uneven concrete slab in or on your property. What are JES’ top reasons to pursue uneven concrete repair now?
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An uneven concrete slab can be an incredibly frustrating thing to deal with. Whether you’re experiencing multiple slabs that no longer match up correctly or a single slab that’s sinking in the middle, it’s annoying to see an integral part of your home start to look different.
Of course, annoyance isn’t where this ends. It can also be a safety hazard. That’s exactly why so many people look into how to repair uneven concrete when they start to see an uneven slab foundation under their home.
As a homeowner, you might not know a lot about concrete slabs and your concrete foundation. This can make it more difficult for you to make the decision to repair it. With this guide, you’ll get more information about uneven concrete repair.
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Your unique reasons for foundation cracking can be extremely varied depending on your home’s foundation concerns. That’s why it’s not enough to recommend a blanket fix. You need to request an inspection so that a foundation repair expert can help you with home foundation crack repair.
Typically, any cracks in your concrete foundation are a bad sign and can signal that you’re having foundation problems. However, the one type of crack that might not be a bad sign is a hairline fracture that occurs a few months after pouring the concrete; these are usually settling cracks in new construction.
The easiest way to see whether your foundation is cracked is to perform your own inspections regularly. Many homeowners can simply go into their basement and take a look at the foundation or walk around the outside of the home and look for cracks. However, if you don’t have the ability to look at your own foundation, you may want to schedule an inspection to do so.
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