Licensed, insured polyfoam concrete lifting, backed by a 2-year guarantee.
Small ⅝" holes, expanding foam, instant lift. Watch how we raise a sunken slab in minutes — no jackhammers, no replacement, no weeks of waiting.
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"If your slab sinks more than ¼" within 2 years of our lift, we re-lift it FREE. No questions asked."
Every photo is from an actual job — no CGI, no stock.
From first call to finished job — usually within 24–48 hours.
Call (801) 855-6804 or fill out the form above. We respond in 5 minutes during business hours.
We diagnose your slab same day or next business day — no charge, no commitment, full transparency on pricing.
Job complete in hours, not days. Backed by our 2-year re-lift guarantee and lifetime support on workmanship.
Polyfoam (polyurethane foam) lifting injects a two-part expanding foam beneath your slab through small ⅝" holes. The foam expands, fills voids, and lifts the concrete back to its original position — typically in under 2 hours and ready to use within 15 minutes of completion.
Polyfoam is water-resistant and won't break down over time. Most lifts last well beyond a decade. We back every job with a 2-year re-lift guarantee, and the foam itself is rated for 25+ years of service life.
We lift nearly any exterior or interior concrete slab — driveways, patios, sidewalks, pool decks, garage floors, front steps, and commercial slabs. If your concrete has sunk and isn't severely cracked or structurally failed, polyfoam lifting is likely the right solution. We'll confirm at your free inspection.
Yes. We offer flexible payment plans through our financing partner. Ask about 0% interest options on jobs over $500. Call us at (801) 855-6804 or mention financing when you submit your quote request.
Most residential jobs run $800–$1,500 depending on slab size, number of injection points, and the severity of the sinking. We provide upfront, no-surprise pricing at your free inspection.
In some cases, yes. Concrete lifting due to pipe leaks or foundation events may be covered. We can provide documentation and a detailed invoice to support your claim. Contact your insurer first, then call us — we're familiar with the claims process and can help guide you.
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