At Alchatek, we’re leaders in polyurethane-based fixes for common soil and concrete challenges. Whether you’re dealing with sunken slabs, leaking structures, or unstable ground, our guides break it down simply. Browse by application below—each question links to expert answers with steps, benefits, and product ties. Got a project?
Technicians use polyurethane leak sealing methods to stop water from entering concrete by injecting resins that expand to repair leaks. There are two main methods: crack injection (for thin cracks) and curtain grouting (for multiple cracks and/or gushing leaks).
Technicians use the polyurethane crack injection method to fill cracks with expanding resins and seal active water leaks, preventing structural damage in various concrete structures. They use Alchatek’s leak seal resins, which react with moisture to create a strong, flexible bond.
Technicians use the polyurethane curtain grouting method to inject water-reactive resins behind leaking walls in a grid pattern to form a soil/resin barrier that blocks water intrusion. They use Alchatek’s low-viscosity resins to create a permanent “curtain” for comprehensive protection.
Polyurethane foam is injected through small holes to expand and lift sunken concrete back to level, filling voids underneath. It sets quickly, creating a solid base with minimal effort.
The cost of polyurethane concrete lifting depends on factors like area size and condition, typically ranging from affordable rates to fit most budgets. It’s a cost-effective alternative to full replacement, with prices varying by project specifics.
The lifespan of polyurethane concrete lifting depends on the quality of the foam and the expertise of the contractor. The foam is designed to endure compared to traditional methods, with lasting results tailored to your site.
Polyurethane soil stabilization involves injecting low-viscosity resins into loose soil to permeate and expand, forming a solid network that locks particles in place. It’s a precise process that fills voids and densifies ground for better load-bearing.
Polyurethane soil stabilization provides reliable, enduring support by creating a strong matrix in the soil, resisting shifts over time. Its effectiveness shines in preventing future erosion or settling when done right.
Environmentally friendly NSF/ANSI/CAN 61-certified soil stabilization resins are available. These materials are non-toxic and safe for water contact, minimizing leaching or contamination risks. These products undergo rigorous testing to ensure sustainability without harming soil or groundwater.
Deep Lock® works by inserting injection rods to the appropriate depth and injecting soil stabilization polymers. They expand to densify soil and stabilize layers without heavy equipment. This creates a rigid matrix for immediate load-bearing improvement.
The Deep Lock® process is faster, cleaner, and less invasive than piers and cement grouting for fixing underlying soil problems like voids or erosion. It also works in conjunction with these methods as a source of additional stabilization.
Deep Lock® offers decades of stability by forming a permanent soil-polymer matrix that resists settling, erosion, and voids, proven effective in deep, contaminated, or seismic areas. Its longevity stems from addressing root soil issues, far exceeding surface fixes.
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Are there numerous leaks in proximity to each other?
Is the structure below grade?
Is the structure less than 6” thick?
Is there post-tension cabling present?
Post-tension cabling calls for a modified injection procedure or curtain grouting. (For details on the modified injection procedure, please call 404-618-0438.)
Is the structure below grade?
Will the area experience prolonged period of dryness?
Inject with one of the following hydrophilic grouts:
For guidance specific to your project, call Tech Support at 404-618-0438.
Inject with Spetec PUR F400 Flexible Hydrophobic Grout
Ideal for Dynamic Cracks & Joints
For guidance specific to your project, call Tech Support at 404-618-0438.
Please note that some hairline cracks may require Spetec AG200 Acrylic Injection Resin. Please contact Alchemy-Spetec for site specific technical support.
Curtain Grout with one of the following:
For guidance specific to your project, call Tech Support at 404-618-0438.
Please Note that some high-flow leaks may require Spetec Boom! Seal, or advanced application techniques. If post-tension cabling is present be sure to refrain from drilling and contact Alchemy-Spetec for technical support.
Accessory products and equipment: (Call 404-618-0438 for more info.)
Impact 440 Electric Injection Pump
