Horizontal Slicing For Sidewalk Leveling

Leveling uneven concrete sidewalks
Uneven concrete sidewalk panels are caused by the growth of tree roots, erosion, settling or moving earth and a number of other causes. The result is a “lift” of one or more sides of a concrete panel. There may even be twisting of the panel. This creates a safety hazard as well as looking bad. The lift or trip hazard also creates liability for the property owners or managers both to personal injury and ADA lawsuits.
How horizontal concrete slicing works
Horizontal concrete slicing uses a patented process to cut and remove just the lifted parts of the uneven sidewalk. This means of sidewalk leveling leaves a smooth surface across the entire concrete panel from edge to edge that has an ADA-compliant slope of 1 to 12 that removes the safety risks and liability associated with uneven concrete sidewalks. The process typically takes less than 20 minutes per hazard after which the sidewalk is level and can be immediately used.

Fix Uneven Sidewalks Rather Than Replacing Them

Far better results than other methods
Grinding, ramping and mudjacking are other methods used to try and fix uneven sidewalks however each has significant drawbacks or limitations. Grinding usually leaves a rough surface and often damages adjacent panels. Grinding also cannot typically remove the lift right up to the edge of a curb, wall or column. This looks bad and means a portion of the safety hazard remains. Ramping provides a temporary solution that typically erodes and breaks again leaving a safety hazard. Mudjacking can only lift depressed panels, not remove lifts so it cannot repair a large number of hazards.

Only horizontal slicing removes all the hazard, does not damage adjacent panels, has extreme longevity (case studies up to 20 years so far), and can address all repairable hazards.

Call 760-658-6116 to get an inspection of your walkways and see what a difference PRECISION can provide you!
Concrete sidewalk leveling for 70-90% less
Most repair methods can only provide sidewalk leveling for lifts of less than 1 inch in height. Because of this, larger lifts have typically meant having to break up the panel, remove the broken concrete, and reframe and pour the concrete. This “Remove and Replace” process looks great when complete but is time consuming, disruptive, and much more expensive.

PRECISION Trip Hazard Removal uses patented horizontal concrete slicing to repair trip hazards from ¼ inch to over 2 inches in height at a cost that saves 70%-90% of the cost of removing and replacing. If you want to fix uneven sidewalk that you thought you would have to replace, have us inspect it first and we could easily save the majority of your budget to allow you to repair more hazards or for other priorities. We fix uneven sidewalks in San Diego County, Imperial County and Temecula!

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760-658-6116

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Precision trip hazard removal, 320 State Place, Escondido, CA 92029

Horizontal Slicing For Sidewalk Leveling

Leveling uneven concrete sidewalks
Uneven concrete sidewalk panels are caused by the growth of tree roots, erosion, settling or moving earth and a number of other causes. The result is a “lift” of one or more sides of a concrete panel. There may even be twisting of the panel. This creates a safety hazard as well as looking bad. The lift or trip hazard also creates liability for the property owners or managers both to personal injury and ADA lawsuits.
How horizontal concrete slicing works
Horizontal concrete slicing uses a patented process to cut and remove just the lifted parts of the uneven sidewalk. This means of sidewalk leveling leaves a smooth surface across the entire concrete panel from edge to edge that has an ADA-compliant slope of 1 to 12 that removes the safety risks and liability associated with uneven concrete sidewalks. The process typically takes less than 20 minutes per hazard after which the sidewalk is level and can be immediately used.

Fix Uneven Sidewalks Rather Than Replacing Them

Far better results than other methods
Grinding, ramping and mudjacking are other methods used to try and fix uneven sidewalks however each has significant drawbacks or limitations. Grinding usually leaves a rough surface and often damages adjacent panels. Grinding also cannot typically remove the lift right up to the edge of a curb, wall or column. This looks bad and means a portion of the safety hazard remains. Ramping provides a temporary solution that typically erodes and breaks again leaving a safety hazard. Mudjacking can only lift depressed panels, not remove lifts so it cannot repair a large number of hazards.

Only horizontal slicing removes all the hazard, does not damage adjacent panels, has extreme longevity (case studies up to 20 years so far), and can address all repairable hazards.

Call 760-658-6116 to get an inspection of your walkways and see what a difference PRECISION can provide you!
Concrete sidewalk leveling for 70-90% less
Most repair methods can only provide sidewalk leveling for lifts of less than 1 inch in height. Because of this, larger lifts have typically meant having to break up the panel, remove the broken concrete, and reframe and pour the concrete. This “Remove and Replace” process looks great when complete but is time consuming, disruptive, and much more expensive.

PRECISION Trip Hazard Removal uses patented horizontal concrete slicing to repair trip hazards from ¼ inch to over 2 inches in height at a cost that saves 70%-90% of the cost of removing and replacing. If you want to fix uneven sidewalk that you thought you would have to replace, have us inspect it first and we could easily save the majority of your budget to allow you to repair more hazards or for other priorities. We fix uneven sidewalks in San Diego County, Imperial County and Temecula!