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Broken concrete can be pretty distressing to deal with, but it can be much more than that. Apart from being an eyesore, broken concrete can also be a significant safety hazard. In the unfortunate event that an accident occurs because of broken concrete on your property, you may be liable for a costly settlement. But the good news is that many of these problems can be avoided by hiring a reputable Colorado concrete repair firm.... Read More

How old is your home s concrete installations? If your driveways and sidewalks are more than a decade old, theres a good chance you ve noticed sinking and cracking. There isn t anything quite as painful for a homeowner or landlord to see as weeds growing through cracked sidewalks. Unfortunately, there is almost nothing that can be done to prevent this, short of not having a driveway or sidewalk. Even if you installed the driveway... Read More

If your home, like many in beautiful Denver, has concrete here and there that is starting to crack and sink, we can help. Before the cracks deepen, and before the sunken concrete mimics traffic dips in your driveway, let us fix them. We specialize in repairing these types of eye sores, so we do it professionally, quickly, and affordably. Mudjacking is a process of hydraulically lifting concrete back to it s former height, rather than... Read More

Is it time to sell your home? Or are you just tired of eye sores like cracked concrete and sunken driveways throughout your home? No matter what the case is, if it s time to get concrete repairs, there is only one company that does mudjacking in Denver that you can trust - and it s us. At Cascade Mudjacking, we work for you, not a paycheck. Everything we do concerning your concrete repair needs... Read More

In homes that possibly aren t even a decade old, concrete can start to sink. While ideally concrete is installed properly on compacted dirt during the home s construction, many times this isn t the case. If your home s sidewalks or driveways weren t installed with one hundred percent care, it s possible that they ve already started to sink in and warp, which doesn t look good and can also cause many problems... Read More

Your driveway has started to crack and sink. It s unavoidable; even if a driveway is installed with the utmost of care, time will still wear it down and eventually you ll be parking your car on an unattractive and crooked slab of concrete. Now you re presented with options. You can let this eyesore stay beneath your feet, and hope that when it comes time to sell potential buyers won't mind. You could also... Read More

It s very common to see 20 year old walkways, garage floors, driveways, and outdoor staircases with gaping deformities. Regardless of how well a job the original contractor did in installing these fixtures, as time goes on the material will start to break down. It s unavoidable, but that doesn t mean that you should have to deal with it. It s very important to get these repairs done, if not just for looks then... Read More