Driveway apron lifted at the garage joint
The most common call in St. Joseph: the apron drops, the garage slab stays put, and a step forms at the joint.
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The most common call in St. Joseph: the apron drops, the garage slab stays put, and a step forms at the joint.
A row of panels stepping up and down in an older neighborhood, brought back to one plane in a morning.
A patio that had rotated back toward the house, lifted so rain runs away from the foundation again.
A thick slab over solid ground — a straightforward mudjacking job rather than a foam one.
A non-structural floor pad brought back level without touching the foundation walls.
Thin, wide slabs over a broad void: a foam lift, walkable the same afternoon.
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