Warehouse & Industrial Floor Leveling in Southern MS & Southeast LA
Sinking Warehouse Floors? We Lift and Stabilize Them!
Uneven warehouse floors, sinking concrete slabs, and gaps beneath industrial flooring can create problems for your business. Forklifts may hit uneven joints, equipment can become unstable, and damaged concrete can slow down daily operations.
At Henning Concrete Lifting, we help warehouse owners, industrial facilities, and commercial property managers repair sinking concrete without the cost and disruption of full floor replacement.
Our polyurethane foam concrete lifting, also known as polyjacking, raises and stabilizes settled slabs using small injection holes. This process fills empty spaces beneath concrete, restores support, and helps level uneven floors.
Based in Tylertown, MS, we’re a second-generation, locally owned company with over 30 years of construction experience. We serve commercial and industrial properties throughout Southern Mississippi and Southeast Louisiana, including Hattiesburg, Brookhaven, McComb, Columbia, Covington, and Mandeville.
Our qualifying concrete lifting work comes with a 3-year warranty, and many repaired surfaces can return to use the same day.
Common Concrete Problems in Warehouses & Industrial Facilities
Warehouse and industrial floors handle daily forklift traffic, heavy equipment, storage racks, and repeated loading. Over time, poor soil compaction, erosion, drainage problems, and ground settlement can cause concrete slabs to sink.
Even small height differences between floor sections can affect equipment movement, employee safety, and daily operations.
Common problems include:
- Uneven Warehouse Floors: Settled slabs create bumps that interfere with forklifts and pallet jacks.
- Sinking Concrete Slabs: Weak soil support causes sections of industrial flooring to drop.
- Uneven Floor Joints: Height differences between concrete panels create rough equipment transitions.
- Cracked Industrial Floors: Soil settlement can cause concrete to crack or separate.
- Voids Beneath Concrete: Erosion leaves empty spaces that reduce support beneath slabs.
- Water Pooling: Low floor areas can collect water and create slippery conditions.
- Settled Loading Areas: Concrete near warehouse entrances and loading docks can sink under repeated traffic.
Replacing industrial concrete floors can require moving equipment, stopping operations, and removing large sections of concrete. Our poly foam concrete leveling offers a less disruptive option when the existing slab is suitable for lifting.
