Scaldino provides a written scope of work, before and after photographs, foam density specifications, and a post-completion report documenting the areas treated and results achieved. For ADA-sensitive locations slope measurements before and after can be included. Documentation is provided in both digital and print formats for facility records.

For large warehouse and industrial floor areas leveling is consistently more cost-effective than replacement. Replacement requires demolition, removal, rebar work, a new pour, and 7 to 28 days of curing before operations can resume. Leveling costs a fraction of replacement and returns the floor to service the same day. For facilities running continuous operations the elimination of downtime alone often justifies the choice.

Polyurethane foam used in commercial applications has compressive strengths ranging from 25 to 100+ psi depending on the foam density selected. For heavy industrial applications such as forklifts, heavy trucks, and loaded pallet jacks, high-density foam is specified. Scaldino selects the appropriate foam formulation based on the expected load capacity required for the application.

Yes. ADA standards require walkways and ramps to maintain slopes within defined tolerances and no more than 1:48 cross slope and 1:20 running slope for accessible routes. Settled concrete creating non-compliant cross slopes or abrupt changes in level can often be corrected to ADA compliance through precision leveling. Scaldino can provide post-leveling slope documentation for compliance records.

Scaldino levels commercial warehouse floors, loading dock aprons, parking lot concrete, sidewalks and walkways, building entrance slabs, ramps, and interior floor slabs in retail, industrial, and institutional settings. Any flat concrete surface that has settled due to soil erosion or consolidation beneath it is a leveling candidate regardless of whether it is interior or exterior.

Polyurethane foam injection cures in 15 minutes, meaning leveled areas can be returned to foot traffic and light vehicle use the same day and often within the same business shift. Work can be scheduled during off-hours, evenings, or weekends to eliminate disruption to business operations entirely. Scaldino coordinates access timing with facility managers to match the lowest-traffic windows available.

Concrete leveling typically costs 50 to 75 percent less than full replacement by eliminating demolition, disposal, new pours, and extended curing time. For slabs that are structurally sound but have settled, leveling is almost always the more cost-effective solution. Replacement is only warranted when the concrete itself has deteriorated beyond repair.

Most residential concrete leveling jobs are completed in one to three hours depending on the number of slabs and severity of settlement. Polyurethane foam injection cures in 15 minutes, allowing same-day use. Mudjacking requires 24 to 48 hours before the area can be driven on.

Concrete sinks when the soil beneath it erodes, settles, or washes away due to poor compaction, water infiltration, or natural soil movement over time. Tree roots, freeze-thaw cycles, and heavy loads can accelerate this process. Concrete leveling restores the surface without the cost and disruption of full replacement.