FAQ

Most concrete lifting jobs can be done in 1-3 hours.

You can walk or drive on your concrete as soon as the work is done.

5/8 in (dime sized) we patch with quickcrete when we're done

It matches new concrete, will be slightly lighter on older concrete, but should blend over time. We sometimes have a hard time finding the holes we drilled in the event that we return to a job.

The foam is a closed cell polyurethane, meaning that it is waterproof. The only thing that can break it down is UV rays. It will last as long as the concrete.

We warranty our work for 2 years on homes more than 10 years old. Newer homes are not covered as settling is to be expected for the first 5-10 years. We can guarantee the quality of our product, but the behavior of the soil can not be predicted.

On homes newer than 10 years, if we need to return we can usually touch up the work for much less, and will charge for material used, not the minimum price.

We are not equipped to lift a sunken foundation. In some cases, if there is an exposed void, we can spray in to stabilize it. This is rare.

No. We recommend a product called sikaflex for diy crack sealing (usually around $15-20 per tube) Casey (from the crew) does it on the side and you can talk to him about it when he does the job. We also recommend work from The Driveway Company.

The lifting process is noninvasive, and runs self sufficiently from our sprinter van. As long as we can drag our 300ft hose to the area, we can do it. No electrical or water access is required.

The amount of material injected is based on the depth of the void. We gauge the depth when we drill through the concrete, and fill as needed. In most cases the goal is not necessarily to fill the void completely, but to create pillars of support underneath the concrete.

Concrete can become uneven due to soil erosion, poor drainage, improper compaction, or the natural weight of the slab. Over time, these factors cause the ground beneath the concrete to shift or settle.

Signs your concrete may need lifting include cracks, uneven surfaces, and trip hazards. You may also notice water pooling or areas that feel unstable when walked on.

Before your service, remove any furniture, vehicles, or obstacles from the area. Clear access allows our team to work efficiently and complete the job without delays.

Voids typically form due to soil erosion, poor drainage, or settling soil. Other causes can include tree roots, nearby excavation, and repeated expansion and contraction from temperature changes.

You may have voids if you notice cracks, sinking, or uneven sections. A hollow sound when tapping the concrete or areas that feel weak can also indicate empty space below.

Concrete may need to be replaced if it is severely cracked, crumbling, or structurally compromised. Lifting is best for stable slabs that have settled, not for concrete that is breaking apart.

Unrepaired concrete can become a safety hazard and continue to deteriorate. Water can seep into cracks, leading to further damage from erosion or temperature changes.

Removal is usually needed when concrete has extensive damage, large cracks, or significant unevenness. Issues like tree root intrusion or severe settling may also require full replacement.

Established in 2015.