Polyurethane foam injection raises sunken driveways, sidewalks, patios, and pool decks. Faster and cleaner than mudjacking.
Sunken concrete isn't just ugly — it's a liability. Cracked slabs, uneven surfaces, and pooling water all have one solution, and it doesn't involve a jackhammer.
Raised edges between slabs are trip hazards — and a liability if anyone gets hurt on your property.
One section lower than the rest, or the whole driveway sloping toward the garage instead of away.
If you can see daylight under a closed garage door, the slab has settled and water is getting in.
Patios pulling away from the house, or pool decks tilting, are classic soil-settlement symptoms.
Porch or basement steps that have shifted, cracked, or separated from the wall.
Water pooling in the middle of driveways or sidewalks means the slab has sunk in the middle.
Old-school "mudjacking" used a heavy slurry of cement and sand — which added weight to the very soil that was already failing. Modern polyurethane foam is different: lightweight, waterproof, permanent, and cured in 15 minutes.
Here's how a typical lift works:
Small dime-sized holes drilled through the slab. High-density foam injected below, which expands and lifts the concrete back to level in minutes.
The same foam fills voids under concrete, stabilizing the soil and preventing future settling. Won't wash away, won't compress.
We seal expansion joints and surface cracks to keep water from getting under the slab again — which is what caused the sinking in the first place.
Targeted lifts that eliminate dangerous height differences at slab joints without replacing entire sections.
Unlike cement mudjacking (24–48 hr cure) or replacement (days), foam-lifted concrete can handle foot traffic immediately and cars in 15 minutes.
Polyurethane foam injection uses pencil-sized holes instead of giant slurry ports. Smaller mess, faster cure, less weight on the soil below.
Foam cures fast. Most jobs done in a few hours, and you can use the lifted surface almost immediately — no overnight cure time.
Heavily cracked or crumbling concrete needs replacement, not lifting. We tell you straight when lifting is the wrong fix — even if it costs us the job.
Free on-site assessment with a clear price per lift. Most jobs finish in under 4 hours with zero cleanup.