What Is Pool Patio & Concrete Slab Raising?
Swimming pool patios are especially vulnerable to uneven settlement due to poor soil preparation, moisture issues, or subgrade compressibility. When soil erodes or compacts unevenly beneath a patio slab, the concrete can sink, creating dangerous transitions and surface hazards.
Slabjacking — also called concrete raising — provides a minimally invasive solution. Small access holes are drilled into the patio slab and a high-performance material (typically polyurethane foam) is injected beneath. As the material expands, it fills subsurface voids and lifts the slab back to level.
Homeowners and property managers alike choose slabjacking because it avoids the cost, mess, and landscape disruption associated with conventional “rip-and-replace” methods.
Fast, Clean, and Cost-Effective
Most pool patio raising jobs are completed in a single day, and the patio can be used immediately after the work is finished — saving you time, money, and hassle.
