DEEP FOAMJECTION
When settlement extends beyond the shallow base beneath a concrete slab, surface-level filling may not solve the problem. Acme’s Deep Foamjection places expanding polyurethane into targeted soil zones to fill voids, improve support, and help protect the concrete above.
Deep Support Below Settled Concrete
When weak or disturbed soil creates voids below the normal base, concrete can continue to settle even after surface gaps are filled. Deep Foamjection is designed for conditions where support loss reaches farther below the slab and a conventional shallow injection may not be enough.
Acme evaluates the slab, settlement pattern, soil conditions, drainage, and access before planning injection depth and placement. Expanding polyurethane is delivered through small, carefully located access points to fill underground voids and improve support in the targeted zone.
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Why Choose Acme for Deep Foamjection
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Subsurface evaluation
We connect visible settlement with voids, soil conditions, drainage, and slab condition. -
Planned treatment depth
Injection depth and placement are matched to the suspected location of support loss. -
Small access points
The repair is performed through carefully planned holes in the concrete. -
Lightweight polyurethane
Expanding foam fills voids without adding the weight of cement-based material. -
Honest repair guidance
Acme explains when deep injection, conventional lifting, or replacement is the better fit.
When Deep Foamjection May Be the Right Solution
Deep Foamjection can be used beneath a range of residential, commercial, and municipal concrete. Because every site behaves differently, Acme bases the repair plan on the slab, the depth of support loss, soil conditions, drainage, and the loads the concrete carries. If lifting or replacement is a better fit, we’ll explain why.
- Driveways and garage floors
- Sidewalks, patios, porches, and pool decks
- Interior and warehouse floors
- Commercial, HOA, and municipal slabs
- Concrete over weak or disturbed soil
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Deep Foamjection?
Deep Foamjection is Acme’s targeted polyurethane injection process for support loss that extends below the normal base of a concrete slab. The expanding material is placed at planned depths to fill subsurface voids and improve support beneath the concrete.
When is Deep Foamjection recommended?
It may be recommended when settlement or voids extend below the normal slab base, when support loss appears deeper than a conventional lift can address, or when the site requires targeted subsurface improvement. Acme evaluates the concrete and site before recommending it.
How is polyurethane placed below the concrete?
Acme drills small access points and advances injection equipment to planned depths. Expanding polyurethane is placed in controlled stages to fill voids and improve support in the targeted soil zone. The access points are patched when the work is complete.
Can Deep Foamjection lift a settled slab?
Deep Foamjection is designed first to address deeper support loss. Some movement may occur during the process, but lifting requirements are evaluated separately and performed only when appropriate for the slab and site.
What if drainage contributed to the soil loss?
Drainage, leaking downspouts, erosion, or uncontrolled runoff can undermine a repair if they are not corrected. Acme will point out visible moisture and drainage concerns so the underlying cause can be addressed as part of the overall plan.