High-density polyurethane foam injection offers a powerful solution for concrete slab repair. It is injected into concrete slabs to fill cracks and lift foundations. It solves issues like cracked concrete, filling voids beneath concrete, loose soil, and water seepage.
High-density polyurethane foam injection is a fast-acting solution, capable of lifting concrete slabs, filling abandoned pipes, and filling voids. It’s traffic-ready in just 15 minutes, offering high strength and efficiency. It works effectively in wet environments by displacing water and bonds with soil and concrete, making it suitable for a variety of applications, including pool surrounds, sidewalks, and driveways.
Call a local foundation repair expert for effective foundation repair using polyurethane foam injections or other methods!
• Use of Slab the Same Day as Repair (90% full strength in 15 minutes)
• Support for Up to 14,000 lbs/Sq. Ft.
• Lift and/or Stabilization Lasting Decades
• Erosion
• Poor Compaction
• Freeze/Thaw
• Biological Decay
• Imperfect Construction
• Weather and Wear
• Unstable Soil
• Water Activation
• Pressure Injection
• Flexible, Watertight Seal
Our chemicals, including Spetec PUR F400, Spetec PUR H100, Spetec PUR H200, Spetec PUR HighFoam-er, and Spetec PUR GT500AP Soil 600, AP Lift 430, and AP Lift 475, are all approved for contact with drinking water (certified to NSF 61-5). This means they can be used anywhere without adversely affecting water quality, ensuring the safety of the water supply. The rigorous testing of our core products for environmental compatibility is a key component of our commitment to assuring “painless procedures” for customers.
This information is provided in good faith, but without guarantee. The application, use and processing of the products are beyond our control and therefore your entire responsibility. Should Alchatek nevertheless be held liable for any damage, such liability will be limited to the value of the goods delivered by us. We are committed to providing high-quality goods at all times. This version supersedes all previous versions. Revision Date: September 26, 2019 1:04 pm