Concrete Leveling with Polyurethane Foam Injection
Lift and level sunken concrete driveways, pool decks, and patio slabs with lightweight polyurethane foam.
Is sunken concrete creating unsightly trip hazards around your home or business?
Sinking concrete is often caused by excessive weight, expansion and contraction due to changes in the weather, and erosion of supporting soil due to the movement of water below the surface. When concrete sinks, you are left with dangerous trip hazards and potentially water pooling issues that could accelerate soil settlement.
Visually Unappealing
Dangerous Trip Hazards
Pooling Water Issues
Polyurethane foam injection is a cost-effective and long-lasting solution for concrete raising
In most cases, there is no need to dig up and replace cracked and sunken concrete slabs. With our simple three step process we are able to relevel your concrete for a fraction of the cost of replacement in just a few hours.
How does the concrete leveling process work?
1
Drill Holes
Small holes are drilled through the affected slab.
2
Injection and Lift
The two-part polyurethane foam is injected through the slab. The foam expands, raising the slab back into place.
3
Patching and Caulking
Holes are patched and joints are caulked.
Polyurethane foam can be used to level and lift:
- Patios
- Driveways
- Pool decks
- Sidewalks
- Foundations
- Concrete Steps
- Porches
- Garage floors
- Warehouse floors
Before and After Photos
Don’t let sunken concrete cost you more
than it needs to
At Epp Foundation Repair, we believe every home should be equipped to protect you from trips and falls. Since 1994, we’ve helped clients in Southeastern Nebraska, Northwestern Missouri, and parts of Northeastern Kansas with concrete repair, foundation repair, waterproofing for their basements and more.
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“Epp Foundation Repair did a great job raising concrete slabs that were sinking. The guys doing the work were professional and they walked through all the work they did once the job was completed. Super happy with the work done.”
-Lisa Whalen