If a picture is worth a thousand words, video must be even better right? Watch how Acme Concrete raises and stabilizes sunken concrete slabs with expandable foam.

Acme Succeeds Where Concrete Fails

Acme’s Smart Lift System is a modern polyurethane injection system used to repair concrete structures, including:

• Sidewalks 
• Patios and Pool Decks 
• Steps, Porches, and Stoops 
• Driveways and Garage Floors 

Improve your property’s curb appeal and reduce risks for property liability at a faction of the cost and time of concrete replacement. Fix your concrete using a neat, clean, and non-invasive concrete repair process with superior strength and long-lasting results.

Utilizing a trusted and proven process for large highway projects and the benefits of modern technology, Acme Concrete will lift and stabilize your concrete slabs and structures. Acme Concrete Raising and Repair is the first concrete raising contractor located in the Chicagoland area that focused specifically on raising sunken concrete with polyurethane injections.

Acme’s expanding polyurethane foam process provides maximum subgrade strength and costs less than traditional concrete repair or replacement. The Northwest Chicago suburbs are no stranger to extreme environmental changes — our concrete lifting foams will not shrink or expand due to moisture changes, nor will they wash out like aggregate-based slurries used by mudjacking companies.

Fix your concrete using a neat, clean, and non-invasive concrete repair process with superior strength and long-lasting results. Contact Acme Concrete Raising and Repair.

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Step 1 – DRILL

First, we drill small, ⅝ inch diameter holes through the sunken concrete at strategic locations and install temporary injection ports.

Step 2 – FILL

Next, we inject a two-part expanding foam polymer through the injection ports.  This fills voids while raising, thus leveling the sunken slab.

Step 3 – PATCH

Finally, the injection ports are removed and the holes are patched with cement, leaving the repair virtually unnoticeable.