East Coast Concrete Raising

12/24/2021

Here’s a set of steps that was settled down, we drilled a series of holes and injected our earth friendly grout to compact and raised the steps back into their original position.

06/16/2021

It’s pool deck season.. We can save your deck and make it safe again by installing new handrail anchors….

03/30/2021

This customer is adding a sidewalk and thair garage apron had settled down one inch. We injected under the concrete creating a lifting motion and raised the concrete back to its original position. Now the new sidewalk can be poured.

03/14/2021

Tree roots destroyed the right side of this driveway in Knightdale NC. We we're able to fill the voids under the driveway where the roots had raised the concrete and the pieces that were shattered we removed and repoured making the right side usable and walking friendly...

03/14/2021

03/06/2021

Here is a driveway in Durham NC that I raised and sealed.. We can save you a ton of money repairing your concrete VS ripping it out and pouring new..

03/05/2021

Here is a nice California tile floor I was able to raise and align to get rid of the trip hazard
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02/22/2021

Chick-fil-A drive thru we did in Durham

02/16/2021

The joints and cracks in concrete expand and contract therefore they need to be sealed with a proper sealant. This also helps vegetation from growing through the cracks and joints giving you a around better driveway.

04/16/2020

We do work for property management companies, let us know if we can help you.

04/16/2020

We can fix problems like these in less than one day.

10/01/2019

Keeping your pool deck in great shape is dear to most and by sealing joints and cracks it protects your concrete and pool from unwanted water..

10/01/2019

Keeping water out is the key to protecting your concrete. It is very important to seal up your joints and cracks.. Contact me to get a price on sealing up your investment.

08/26/2019

Stop stepping over the problem, jobs like these take a few hours and there back to normal

06/12/2019

Here's a pool deck I raised and had to lay down plywood to protect the yard

05/22/2019

It's getting hot.... Time to level out some pool decks

05/20/2019

The landing under the man door settled so we raised it and sealed the joints to keep water out.

08/01/2018

Here are some jobs I've done in the past

07/05/2018

A garage floor we raised up then epoxied the cracks and also epoxied the floor to give it a new finish

07/03/2018

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07/03/2018

This is definitely trip hazard... Don't walk in and out like this.. Contact me and I'll straighten it out.

03/05/2018

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03/01/2018

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03/01/2018

Raising concrete all over nc

03/01/2018

East Coast Concrete Raising's cover photo

03/01/2018

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07/11/2017

We raised up the driveway so the cars could enter the garage with out scraping.

05/24/2017

Here's a driveway that settled down at the city's sidewalk making a trip hazard so we raised the driveway back up to cancel out the hazard.

05/16/2017

East Coast Concrete Raising's cover photo

05/11/2017

This is a garage floor that settled along the back wall and the water off the cars would run into the cracks. We raised it back up to it correct place and all the water runs out the garage door now.

05/10/2017

The sidewalk sank down at it the front steps making a 12 inch step.. I raised it to the right height and leveled the rest of the walkway.

03/03/2017

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01/25/2017

The home owner is handicap so I raised her landing into a ramp...

01/14/2017

The steps settled three inches or so leaving the top step too tall. We raised the all the steps back up to fix the tripping hazard.

11/07/2016

The front porch pad on this house settled down with in a year and a half of new construction which was very frustrating for the home owner. Thankfully there is a solution. Mud jacking is a process that takes only one day In most cases, you can use the concrete as soon as the job is complete.