HISTORY OF SLABJACKING
	In 1933, J.W. Poulter claims to be the first to pump mud under concrete slabs to fill in voids under the slab. In 1942, U.S. Navy Seabees pumped mud concrete runways to raise them during World War II.under
				HISTORY of AMERICAN CONCRETE RAISING INC.
			John G. Meyers started his suburban Chicago SLABJACKING business in 1983. He first saw the potential for SLABJACKING in the late 1960's when he watched an ex-Navy Sea Bee raise a settled industrial floor with heavey machnery on it. The Sea Bee did the work with surplus equipment used for raising runways in the South pacific during World War II. That equipment though, was too large and cumbersome for most jobs. In the late 1970's, manufactures started producing pumps for small jobs and soon afterwards Meyers got into the business and "AMERICAN CONCRETE RAISING" was born!!
					AMERICAN CONCRETE RAISING has become the World leaders and Techinical advisors in the SLABJACK process!
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						AMERICAN CONCRETE RAISING is a Family owned and operated business with over 35 years of concrete experience
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