Yellowstone Structural Systems, in our forward thinking and customer focused fashion, is excited to be the first Montana company offering slab raising services using\u00a0high expansion PolyLevel foam in Bozeman, MT\u00a0and the surrounding areas. This amazing technology allows us to serve both the residential, commercial, municipal, and DOT markets. This system offers many benefits over traditional mudjacking methods and is now the preferred standard within the industry. In addition to outperforming mudjacking, the raw products that compose our PolyLevel are of \u00a0recycled origin making our service an environmentally responsible “green” decision.<\/p>\n
Concrete most often settles due to poor soils, voids, tree roots, and moisture. With our\u00a0PolyLevel injection process, we deliver the foam beneath the slab and into the soil where it begins to immediately expand. During this expansion process the foam seeks out and fills voids, increases the density of weak soils, and raises the concrete in a controlled manner. The PolyLevel foam, once injected into the soil, quickly permeates loose soils and expands into a lightweight, stable and durable material, which will increase the soil load bearing capacities.<\/p>\n
The specialized polymer slab raising foam in structure is a high density, closed cell, and inert product. What this means is that it will not absorb anything, will not react with water or chemicals in the ground, and will not break down over time as other slab raising materials often do. This technology is now the preferred concrete repair solution for municipalities, DOT\u2019s, contractors, and residential markets. From projects on interstate highways, to a single concrete slab at a residence, our process is so cost effective, that no job is too big or too small.<\/p>\n
PolyLevel vs. Mudjacking<\/strong><\/p>\n Whether its mudjacking, or PolyLevel foam injection, both are designed to accomplish the same results, and that is to raise concrete.<\/strong><\/p>\n Mudjacking uses a grout, which is comprised of a sand\/soil-based material and sometimes but not always is mixed with cement. The process requires a large hole, approximately 1-3\/4\u201d in diameter, to be drilled through the slab which the grout is then pumped through to generate a hydraulic lift force. The material for this process weighs approximately 150 lbs per cubic foot.<\/p>\n PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH MUDJACKING INVOLVE:<\/strong><\/p>\n PolyLevel slab raising uses a two part expanding polymer foam. The process to raise the concrete by foam injection requires a small hole, approximately 5\/8\u201d in diameter to be drilled through the slab. This can often be drilled in the faux grout lines of decorative concrete which then leaves virtually no trace after the hole is patched. The PolyLevel is then injected under the slab and into the soil. This two part material then expands, fills the voided areas, and raises the concrete. The material for this process is very dense yet only weighs approximately 2 lbs per cubic foot… 1\/75th or 1.3% that of mudjacking materials.<\/p>\n BENEFITS FROM\u00a0PolyLevel FOAM INJECTION\u00a0INCLUDE:<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Yellowstone Structural Systems, in our forward thinking and customer focused fashion, is excited to be the first Montana company offering slab raising services using\u00a0high expansion PolyLevel foam in Bozeman, MT\u00a0and the surrounding areas. This amazing technology allows us to serve both the residential, commercial, municipal, and DOT markets. This system offers many benefits over traditional…","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":749,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[1],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n