The Belle Grove Maintenance Facility in Middletown, VA, had long been operational when significant problems arose with its concrete floor. Deep cracks and shifting had created uneven surfaces, posing safety risks and threatening the building’s foundation. As the floor continued to settle, more damage was expected. The National Park Service (NPS) sought solutions from several contractors. Replacing the slab was an option, but it would be costly and cause long disruptions. Temporary fixes were also considered but wouldn’t solve the core issue. Founders waterproofing provided the ideal solution: injecting high-density polyurethane foam to fill voids, lift the slab, and seal all cracks with Polyflex, ensuring long-term stability and protection against future damage.
We implemented several systems to resolve the concrete slab issues at the Belle Grove Maintenance Facility:
The Belle Grove Maintenance Facility has a stable, level, and safe concrete slab. The polyurethane foam concrete lifting ensures that the slab will remain stable for years to come, and the Polyflex sealant will protect it from future cracks and moisture damage.
Founders waterproofing specializes in polyurethane foam concrete lifting, crack sealing, and foundation stabilization.