Concrete restoration and construction appears to be an industry with high growth possibilities. This billion dollar industry ranges from large building and bridge construction to things as simple as concrete walk ways and swimming pools. Depending upon the climate concrete can break down and crack under cold temperatures. This buckling of concrete slabs can reek havoc on airports, sidewalks, or any area where water has seeped into cracks. frozen, and expanded. The concrete industry, specifically in repair and maintenance, has proven to be a high need industry with a constant flow of work. In older cities like Boston and New York where the weather is cold throughout the winter, concrete can take a beating.

Recent trends in the concrete industry include slabjacking and polyjacking. Recently polyurethane slabjacking has been introduced to this industry to offer the same benefits as traditional slabjacjing at a much lower cost. One of the major highlights of this industry is that certain types of concrete repair are environmentally safe allowing for eco friendly concrete repair.

New England has seen the highest gains in this market. With older buildings and colder weather, slabjacking is becoming a necessity for strengthening foundations, garage flooring, swimming pools, and sidewalk repair. This industry appears to have long term stability while embracing and solidifying a firm grasp on science and increased technology.