Sunken By Inches
In some areas the concrete had sunken by as much as 4 inches!
Concrete Tilted Toward the Building
This sunken concrete isn't necessarily a tripping hazard in this state, but it can funnel water into a basement, crawl space, or under the slab of the adjoining building. This can lead to further problems with future sunken and cracked slabs in the future.
A Wider View of the Situation
This wider view of the situation shows the full extent of the problem here.
The Loading Dock
When rolling carts in and out of this area it could get annoying or potentially dangerous to catch a wheel on the uneven concrete.
An Uneven Ramp
Uneven concrete in this situation can lead to employee frustrations and will not fix itself over time.
Loading Ramp Leveled
With the concrete lifting complete, this ramp into the storage area now functions much more smoothly. It allows wheeled carts to roll in and out with out an issue.
Complete Lifting and Leveling
The owner had all of the potential problem areas corrected. The concrete is now level and is less likely to allow water to flow directly under the connected building.
