Locally owned & Operated
Concrete Void Fill
Concrete void fill is a process that resolves the issue of unwanted spaces or cavities beneath concrete slabs. These voids can lead to eventual damage to the structure.
Locally owned & Operated
Concrete void fill is a process that resolves the issue of unwanted spaces or cavities beneath concrete slabs. These voids can lead to eventual damage to the structure.
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Concrete void fill is an essential process that resolves the issue of unwanted spaces or cavities beneath concrete slabs or structures. Voids beneath concrete structures can appear due to various reasons—soil erosion, water runoff, poor compaction during construction, or the natural settling of ground over time. Irrespective of the cause, it's crucial to address these voids promptly. Left untreated, these voids can lead to significant problems such as uneven surfaces, structural damage, or even complete collapse in extreme cases. Midwest Foam Works specializes in using high-density polyurethane foam to effectively fill these voids, ensuring a stable, safe, and long-lasting solution.
High-density polyurethane foam has emerged as a superior choice for concrete void fill applications. Unlike traditional materials like mud or sand, this foam expands upon injection, ensuring a tight and comprehensive fill. Its lightweight nature means it doesn't add significant weight or pressure to the underlying soil, reducing the chances of further soil compaction or displacement. Additionally, polyurethane foam has a fast curing time. This means areas treated can be put back to their regular use shortly after the procedure. Its moisture-resistant properties prevent water accumulation, reducing risks related to mold growth, soil erosion, or frost heaving.
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Our two-part polyurethane foam is injected through 5/8" holes drilled through your concrete slab. At this point, the polyurethane is a two-part liquid which easily flows and seeks out voids, much like water seeking the path of least resistance.
After 10-15 seconds, the polyurethane mixture starts to expand. This expansion fills any voids, drives out moisture, and compacts the remaining base. Once the area is stabilized, our technician strategically continues to inject polyurethane until your concrete is lifted back to its original position.
Holes are patched, the work is tidied, and your concrete is ready to drive on within 20 minutes!
Based in Wichita, Kansas, Midwest Foam Works has garnered a reputation for its expert use of high-density polyurethane foam in concrete void fill applications. Our experienced team understands the intricacies involved in identifying and treating voids, ensuring that our clients receive a solution that's both effective and enduring. Choosing Midwest Foam Works means you're opting for a team that prioritizes the safety and longevity of your property. With our specialized equipment and the power of high-density polyurethane foam, we fill concrete voids efficiently, ensuring that the structural integrity of your property remains uncompromised.
Read about our work with the Kansas Turnpike Authority. Our team was hired to stabilized slabs and within a few hours of our arrival, traffic was resumed.
Read about our work with FlightSafety. Midwest Foam Works was entrusted with the task of lifting their interior concrete floor.
Read about our work with the McPherson Public Library. The library’s board of directors hired Midwest Foam Works to lift their interior floors.
With ten years of experience and over 1,500 successful jobs under our belt, Midwest Foam Works is your trusted partner in high-density polyurethane foam concrete leveling. Your satisfaction is our commitment.
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We offer a 3-year warranty. Our foam will never deteriorate, crumble, or otherwise degrade. It is impervious to water, rodents, and various environmental factors, making it a dependable solution for concrete repair. If any issues arise within the 3-year warranty period, we will address them, ensuring customers' confidence in the longevity of their repairs.
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