Concrete Lifting Services in Streamwood

When a slab sinks, it’s rarely a flaw in the concrete itself. More often it comes down to the soil underneath losing volume, whether from erosion, poor original compaction, or seasonal shifts in moisture. Because Streamwood is an established Cook County suburb built primarily from the 1960s through the 1980s, properties here can be affected by more than one of these causes at once, which is why we look closely at each slab and the ground around it before recommending a fix.

Our lifting method relies on polyurethane foam, injected through a pattern of small holes drilled directly into the concrete. As the foam expands beneath the slab, it fills voids and raises the concrete back to level, then hardens to provide stable, long-term support underneath. Because the foam is lightweight and the holes are small, there’s minimal impact to the surrounding landscaping or hardscape. This method applies to driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, and interior slabs alike.