Due to industrial foundation composition, polyurethane foam injection is a great product to void fill, lift, and restore interior sections of foundation slab.
Sections of industrial office flooring were sunken caused by high expansive soils and seasonal shifting.
Polyurethane foam is injected under the concrete and when chemically reacted with oxygen, the foam rapidly expands resulting in structural lift controlled by material amount.
Cardinal Foundation Services performed a polyurethane foam injection project at an industrial facility located at Diplomat Drive, addressing settlement issues caused by highly expansive soils and seasonal ground movement. Several interior office floor sections had sunk over time, creating uneven surfaces and structural concerns.
Our team utilized precision polyurethane foam injection, an advanced method ideal for void filling, slab lifting, and restoring foundation stability without invasive demolition. When injected beneath the concrete, the foam reacts with oxygen and expands rapidly to achieve a controlled structural lift, bringing the interior slab back to level and reinforcing the integrity of the foundation.
