Project Overview Raise-Rite Concrete Lifting was contacted to assess and resolve a floor settlement issue in a historic cathedral. The problem was discovered after a section of the interior floor—approximately 52 linear feet in length—had dropped between ¾ inch and 1½ inches. This shift left noticeable gaps between the floor

Problem Raise-Rite was brought in to investigate subgrade issues beneath a section of a highway ramp after visible settlement of the highway shoulder was observed near a recently installed underground culvert. The signs of movement in the shoulder raised concerns about the stability of the underlying soils, prompting the need

Problem  This High School was refinishing their gymnasium floor and installing new bleachers. Upon removal of the old bleachers it was discovered that the gymnasium floor had settled along the west wall. Raise-Rite Concrete Lifting (HMI’s Contracting Division) was referred to by an outside engineering firm to repair the sunken

Problem A machine company was having problems with their CNC machines. They were constantly needing to be leveled in order to operate correctly, and efficiently. The Manufacturer of the CNC’s came to investigate. Using dial gauges, it was determined that the floor was moving with the vibration of the CNC’s