A homeowner contacted Slab Rescue after noticing their pool deck was sinking. The dropping sections not only created trip hazards but also posed long-term structural risks. After assessing the situation, Slab Rescue determined the deck could be saved using foam injection. The alternatives were:

1. Partial Replacement: Replacing only the sinking sections, which would result in a mismatched appearance.

2. Full Replacement: Removing and reconstructing the entire deck. This option was costly due to the backyard’s limited accessibility, which would require specialized equipment and leave the yard in disarray for months.

A property manager contacted Slab Rescue with an urgent issue at a rental property near a waterway. Soil erosion had caused a massive void beneath a decorative stamped concrete pool deck, creating a serious safety hazard. A 4″ thick slab, measuring approximately 25’x30′, was left dangerously suspended by the wire mesh within the concrete. The property owner faced two options:

1. Remove and Replace: Demolish the existing deck and pour a new one. This solution would require 2-3 weeks to complete after scheduling a contractor, delaying availability during peak rental season.

2. Innovative Foam Injection: Use Slab Rescue’s flowable Fill Foam™ to fill the void and stabilize the slab. This minimally invasive method would save the decorative concrete and avoid a lengthy disruption.