While both methods have pros and cons, Concrete Chiropractor has installed both products since we began in 2000, and there are pros and cons to each product.

We have conducted our own product studies, obtained and read studies from civil and environmental engineers and know the long- and short-term risks and benefits of each product.

We choose Mudjacking with cement grout for the following reasons:

• Mudjacking comes without the toxicity, flammability, risks associated with foam to our installers and homeowners.
• Mudjacking cement grout is five times stronger than foam.
• Mudjacking does not stick to and permanently damages surrounding surfaces.
• Mudjacking does not add additional separation and recycling costs for the homeowner should the concrete ever be replaced.

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