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A split-screen comparison showing a commercial sidewalk with integral ramp before and after polyurethane concrete lifting. The "before" image shows a 2.5-inch settlement and a gap where the concrete had dropped; the "after" image shows the slab stabilized and perfectly flush with the entrance at the Bruce Campbell Farm & Food Discovery Centre in Glenlea, Manitoba.

Commercial Concrete Ramp Repair in Glenlea, Manitoba

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We recently completed a concrete lifting project at the Bruce Campbell Farm & Food Discovery Centre in Glenlea, Manitoba. The goal was to correct a concrete ramp settlement issue at the facility’s main entrance to restore safe access for all visitors.

The Issue

Over time, the concrete at the main entrance had settled by approximately 2.5 inches. Because this area is a sidewalk with integral ramp, the drop created a tripping hazard and made accessibility difficult for guests using mobility aids. An asphalt lip had been installed previously as a temporary safety measure, but a more reliable, structural fix was required to bring the concrete back to its original grade.

Sunken commercial concrete ramp in glenlea, manitoba
Sunken commercial concrete ramp in glenlea, manitoba

Our Concrete Ramp Repair Process

Before our work began, the temporary asphalt patch was removed to ensure an accurate lift. Our team at Slab-Jack Kings then utilized high-density polyurethane concrete lifting foam to raise and stabilize the affected concrete.

By injecting polyurethane concrete lifting foam beneath the slab, we carefully raised the sunken concrete until the sidewalk with integral ramp was completely flush with the main entrance slab. We also stabilized the area up to 15 feet outward from the entrance to ensure proper support and prevent future settlement.

Sunken commercial concrete ramp repaired with polyurethane concrete lifting foam in glenlea, manitoba
Sunken commercial concrete ramp repaired with polyurethane concrete lifting foam in glenlea, manitoba

Project Details

This repair took approximately one hour to complete, allowing the work to be done without disrupting the center’s operating hours. We extended our standard 5-year warranty to a full 10 years for this project.

To maintain the 10-year warranty, the customer covered any exposed polyurethane foam along the edges of the lifted slab. Protecting the foam from UV exposure ensures the material remains strong and the sidewalk with integral ramp stays accessible for years to come.

A split-screen comparison showing a commercial sidewalk with integral ramp before and after polyurethane concrete lifting. The "before" image shows a 2. 5-inch settlement and a gap where the concrete had dropped; the "after" image shows the slab stabilized and perfectly flush with the entrance at the bruce campbell farm & food discovery centre in glenlea, manitoba.
We recently addressed a 2. 5-inch settlement on a sidewalk with integral ramp at the bruce campbell farm & food discovery centre in glenlea. Slab-jack kings used polyurethane concrete lifting to raise and stabilize the area, ensuring a flush and safe entrance.

Commercial Concrete Lifting & Levelling in Manitoba & Northwestern Ontario

If your commercial, municipal or industrial facility has sinking, out-of-level or unsupported concrete or tripping hazards, Slab-Jack Kings can help. We provide fast, reliable polyurethane foam injection services across Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. Contact us today for a free estimate, and we will work with you to restore safety and accessibility to your space without disrupting your daily operations.

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