CRC Concrete Raising Corporation - New Berlin, WI

12/04/2024

07/16/2024

🌞 Summer Special Alert! 🌞

Is your concrete looking uneven or sunken? Now’s the perfect time to get it fixed with our Summer Special at CRC Concrete Raising Corp.!

🔧 What We Offer:

** Concrete Leveling: Lift and level your sunken concrete slabs.

** Cost-Effective Solutions: Save money by raising instead of
replacing.

** Expert Service: Over 75 years of experience in concrete raising.

🌟 Special Offer: Tell us you saw this post on Facebook and receive a 15% discount on any job!

📞 Contact Us Today: Call us at (262) 827-5000 or visit our website at www.crc1.com. Don’t miss out on this limited-time offer!

04/24/2024

🌼 SPRING into ACTION! 🌼
As the new season blossoms, it’s the perfect time to assess your concrete surfaces. Is your driveway sunken? Patio uneven? Sidewalks looking less than stellar? Don’t worry! CRC Concrete Raising Corp. has you covered.
🔍 Check Your Concrete: Take a walk around your property. Look for cracks, dips, and uneven slabs. These issues can be hazardous and affect your property’s curb appeal.
☀️ Weather Alert: With warmer days ahead, now’s the ideal time to address those concrete woes. Our team of experts will lift and level your sunken concrete, making it safe and smooth.
📞 Call for a Free Estimate: Ready to transform your concrete? Contact us today at (262) 827-5000 for a FREE estimate. Let’s raise your concrete and elevate your outdoor space!

07/26/2023

Why "Seal" Concrete?
Concrete should be sealed after allowing for a standard cure time of 28-30 days & before the 1st frost, to reduce the amount of water absorption. Water that penetrates & expands due to freezing damages concrete - that is, water expands approximately 9% when it freezes, which produces enough force to break the concrete bonds & cause the concrete to "Flake", "Pit", "Spall", and/or "Crack". Not to mention the deteriorating effects moisture has on any metallic reinforcements used within the concrete for structural stability & strength. Sealing concrete, after it is clean & dry, will reduce the likelihood of water absorption, especially if a penetrating sealant is used. Reducing the absorption will also lessen some of the damaging effects of deicing salts, which melt the ice/snow initially, but allow for refreezing of moisture when the temperature drops & the deicing salt is diluted.