Concrete Lifting Services in Fox River Valley

There’s a reason concrete sinks unevenly instead of all at once. The soil underneath doesn’t erode or compact uniformly, so low spots form wherever water collects and drainage is poorest. As the corridor of communities that follow the Fox River through Kane and McHenry Counties, Fox River Valley presents a fairly wide mix of soil and drainage conditions, which is part of why we inspect the site before deciding on the right approach.

Our concrete lifting process starts with a look at the slab and the surrounding grade, since the right fix depends on what’s happening below the surface. From there, we drill a series of small holes into the concrete and inject a dense polyurethane foam underneath. The foam expands to fill voids and gently raises the slab back to its original position, then cures within hours to provide long-term support. Compared to demolition and replacement, this method leaves your landscaping intact and avoids the noise, dust, and downtime that come with pouring new concrete.