CONCRETE REPAIR, LIFTING & STABILIZING
Restoring Safety and Curb Appeal
Uneven concrete is more than just an eyesore—it’s a safety hazard waiting to happen. Whether it’s a sunken driveway, a tilted sidewalk, or a tripping hazard on your warehouse floor, shifting concrete can disrupt your daily life or business operations. At Extreme Foundation Repair & Concrete Lifting, we specialize in correcting these issues efficiently, helping you avoid the mess and high cost of tearing everything out and starting over.
We are proud to be a locally owned and operated business, serving our neighbors with integrity and care. With over 35 years of experience in the construction industry, we bring a wealth of knowledge to every job site. We understand how concrete behaves, why it settles, and the most effective ways to stabilize it for the long haul.
Why Choose Repair Over Replacement?
Many property owners assume that once concrete sinks or cracks, it has to be replaced. Fortunately, that isn't always the case. Our lifting and stabilizing services focus on preventative maintenance and asset preservation. By catching these issues early, we can often save existing slabs, which is better for your wallet and the environment.
When you choose to repair and lift your concrete, you are investing in:
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Immediate Safety: We help eliminate dangerous trip hazards to protect your family, guests, or customers.
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Cost Efficiency: Repairing and lifting is typically a fraction of the cost of pouring new concrete.
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Property Value: Level, stable concrete enhances curb appeal and maintains the structural integrity of your property.
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Minimal Disruption: Most lifting projects can be completed quickly with little disturbance to your landscaping or daily routine.
Our Approach to Concrete Stabilization
We know that "concrete lifting" can sound like a complicated industrial process, but we aim to make it simple for you. We use modern techniques designed to raise sunken slabs back to their proper position and stabilize the soil underneath to discourage future movement.
Our process generally involves:
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Assessment: We inspect the affected area to determine the cause of the settling, whether it's soil erosion, compaction, or water damage.
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The Solution: We utilize specialized materials and equipment to fill the voids beneath the slab. This process gently lifts the concrete back toward its original level.
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Stabilization: By filling the empty spaces below, we re-establish a solid base for the concrete, helping to prevent further settling.
Local Expertise You Can Rely On
We aren't a big franchise with a one-size-fits-all playbook. We are local experts who understand the specific soil conditions and climate factors in our area that contribute to concrete movement. Our three decades of construction experience allow us to assess your unique situation honestly and recommend the best course of action without overpromising.
If your concrete is sinking, don't wait for someone to trip or for the damage to spread. Let us help you protect your asset and restore your peace of mind.
Contact us today to discuss your concrete lifting and repair needs.
HOW WE LIFT YOUR CONCRETE
There are many different methods to level your concrete.
Extreme Foundation Repair uses two common and reliable methods of repair to level concrete that has broken or sunk.
MUDJACKING VS ENGINEERED FOAM
A traditional method to repair concrete is “mudjacking” or “slabjacking” which is done by injecting a cement mixture or “mud” under the concrete to lift it. However, mudjacking requires heavy equipment, heavy materials, and a nearly 2″ hole in your concrete to pump the mixture through. Mudjacking repairs may be less costly in the short term, but usually cannot deliver the same results or same guarantee as more advanced methods, like POLYcrete.
MUDJACKING VS. POLYCRETE CONCRETE PATCHES
POLYcrete, on the other hand, uses polyurethane materials that are lightweight and permanent. Our repairs won’t add weight to your already sinking concrete, and doesn’t erode or break down over time. Also, our repairs are done using only a dime-sized hole through the concrete that is hardly noticeable after patching. Lastly, POLYcrete installations use equipment that is less invasive. We are able to complete concrete lifting using extension hoses so that concrete leveling can be performed without dragging equipment through your yard or home.
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