Mudjacking is indicated when the sub-base beneath a slab has washed out or compressed unevenly, a condition that develops from surface drainage routing water under concrete edges and from organic sub-base material that decomposes over time. Scaldino Basement Solutions accounts for the sandy to clay soil transitions with high water table near the shore conditions in Monmouth County, NJ at every Colts Neck, NJ project. The process follows a consistent sequence: probing the sub-base to confirm void location and extent, drilling 1-inch ports at the void perimeter and center, mixing and pumping slurry in staged passes, monitoring slab elevation with a level, and patching ports with non-shrink grout. Every step is documented so the property owner has a written record of what was found and what was done.

Trailer-mounted slurry pump with variable pressure output, 1-inch drill and bit for port installation, and precision level to track panel elevation during injection The result in Colts Neck, NJ is a correction that holds through the full annual cycle of temperature and precipitation in this region. Scaldino has operated on this standard since 2010.

Contact Scaldino Basement Solutions at (908) 895-6016 for a site evaluation in Colts Neck, NJ.