Sunken driveway, uneven sidewalk, settling garage or shop slab? We lift it back into place with polyurethane foam — dime-sized holes, expanding foam that fills the voids and raises the slab, then we patch the holes. No demolition, no new pour, and you can usually drive on it the same day. Lighter than old-school mudjacking, it won't wash out and gets into voids slurry can't.
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We use polyurethane foam — lightweight, waterproof, and it won't wash out like old-style mudjacking slurry. Built to stay put.
Usually yes — the foam cures fast, so most driveways and floors are ready to use the same day.
Driveways, garage and shop floors, patios, sidewalks, steps, and we also do void fill under slabs and around structures.
Usually. Lifting reuses the slab you already have, cures fast, and skips the mess and downtime of tearing out and repouring — so it's typically quicker and less disruptive than a full replacement. If a slab is badly cracked or failed, we'll tell you straight when replacement is the better call.
No — polyurethane foam is lightweight compared to the mud or grout used in old-style mudjacking. It fills the voids and lifts the slab without piling on the heavy load that can contribute to re-settling.
Almost always it's the soil underneath — water washing out the fines, poor original compaction, or voids opening up after erosion or a wet season. We lift the slab back with polyurethane foam and fill the voids so it stays put. When water's the real driver, it's usually the same water hitting your crawl space and grading — worth looking at together.
Yes — $0-down monthly payment options through Hearth. Check your rate above or ask when we assess your job.