Check out our new Residential Concrete Raising Animation Video!
We keep our applicators on the level! This video walks through many of the polyurethane applications are perfect for residential concrete raising.
Interior Footer Lifting
Chicagoland Apartments Void Fill and Foundation Lifting
18,000 sqft apartment building suffering from voids beneath the slabs, ranging from 5” to nearly 2’ caused by stratified compacting
Pepsi Bottling Plant Rocking Slab Stabilization
Erosion beneath warehouse concrete slab floor causing uneven joints and rocking slabs at Pepsi Bottling Plant in Nashville, TN
Interior Footer Lifting
NCFI Geotechnical Polyurethanes are the most reliable systems for lifting interior footers with foam jacking.
Terrathane 24-010 Dual Component Polyurethane
The Terrathane 24-010 is a 2.8lb water blown polyurethane system that is formulated for quick expansion and pinpoint control for concrete lifting and leveling
Terrathane 24-024 Dual Component Polyurethane
24-024 TerraThane™ 24-024 is a 2lb hydrophobic / hydro-insensitive, MDI-based, water blown system that is formulated for exceptional spread and lifting capacity. The 24-024F’s hydrophobic nature allows it to maintain exceptional physical properties even in saturated conditions. About The System 24-024 Technical SpecificationsTerrathane™ 24-024 Density 2.0 pcf Compressive Strength 26.0 psi Cream Time 2 – …
Terrathane 24-044 Dual Component Polyurethane
24-044 Terrathane™ 24-044 is a 3.0lb hydrophobic / hydroinsensitive, MDI-based, water blown system formulated for excellent expansion and pinpoint control for structural lifting and leveling. The 24-044’s hydrophobic nature allows it to maintain exceptional physical properties even in saturated conditions. About The System 24-044 Technical SpecificationsTerrathane™ 24-044 Density 3.0 pcf Compressive Strength 41 psi Cream …
Terrathane 24-003 Dual Component Polyurethane
The Terrathane 24-003 is a water blown system with exceptional spread and lifting capability. Hydrophobic and available with NSF/ANSI 61 Section 5 Certification