RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE LIFTING

RAISE IT, DON'T REPLACE IT!

Sunken driveways, sidewalk trip hazards, patios that tip toward the house, pool decks pulling away from the coping and garage floors that dropped: we lift them all back to level with high-density foam, usually in a few hours.

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Before foam concrete leveling: sidewalk panel sunk about two inches below the next panel BEFORE
After foam concrete leveling: the same sidewalk panels sitting flush AFTER
WHAT WE LIFT

Every slab around the house

Driveways

Sunken panels and driveways that dropped away from the garage or street.

Sidewalks & walkways

Raised edges and gaps that catch toes, including HOA trip-hazard notices.

Patios

Slabs pitched toward the house or pulling away from the foundation.

Pool decks

Decks with trip edges, standing water or gaps at the coping.

Garage & interior slabs

Garage aprons and floors, sunrooms, porches and interior slabs.

SIGNS IT'S TIME

What settling concrete looks like

Florida's sandy soil, heavy rain and sprinkler runoff wash out the base under slabs. If you see any of these, the slab can usually be lifted instead of replaced.

  • A raised edge or gap you can catch a toe on
  • Water running toward the house or into the garage
  • A gap under the garage door or along the foundation
  • Puddles that sit in the same low spots after every storm
  • A pool deck dropping away from the coping
  • Slabs that rock or sound hollow underfoot

Before & after

Before foam concrete leveling: garage apron sunk below the garage door with a visible gap BEFORE
After foam concrete leveling: garage apron lifted up to meet the door AFTER
Garage apron lifted back to the door
Before foam concrete leveling: patio sunk away from the house, leaving a gap along the wall BEFORE
After foam concrete leveling: patio lifted back up against the house AFTER
Patio raised back against the house
Before foam concrete leveling: driveway slab sunk below the door threshold BEFORE
After foam concrete leveling: driveway slab lifted to the threshold, with small patched holes AFTER
Driveway raised to the door threshold
Before foam concrete leveling: sidewalk with a sharp raised edge between panels BEFORE
After foam concrete leveling: the sidewalk panels level with each other AFTER
Sidewalk trip hazard removed
WHY LIFT INSTEAD OF REPLACE

Keep the slab. Fix what's under it.

Usually far less than replacing

No demolition, hauling or new pour. You pay to fix the problem, not to rebuild the slab.

Back in use the same day

The foam cures fast, so you can usually walk and park on it the same day.

Your yard stays intact

No heavy equipment on the lawn. We work from a few dime-size holes and patch them when we're done.

Illustration of the three steps: drill a small hole, pump foam under the slab, patch the hole

Homeowner questions

How long does it take?

Most driveways, sidewalks and patios take a few hours. We'll give you a time estimate with your quote.

Can I park on it the same day?

Usually, yes. The foam cures quickly, and we'll tell you exactly when it's ready before we leave.

Will it sink again?

The foam doesn't wash out the way soil and mud slurry can. If something keeps washing soil away, like a downspout dumping next to the slab, we'll point it out so you can fix the cause.

Can you work around my pool?

Yes. We lift the concrete deck around the pool and leave the pool shell, tile and plumbing alone.

Can you lift a paver patio?

Foam lifting is for solid concrete slabs, including stamped and decorative concrete. Loose pavers are usually re-leveled by resetting the base.

Will the patched holes show?

You'll see a few small round patches up close. From the street, most people don't notice them.

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