In Western and Southern Oregon, our heavy seasonal rains and expansive clay soils cause the ground beneath your concrete to constantly shift. During the wet months, soil expands and can wash away, leaving hidden voids. When the dry summer hits, the soil shrinks. This constant cycle leaves your concrete unsupported, causing it to sink, settle, and crack.

Yes! Concrete lifting and leveling typically costs 50% to 70% less than tearing out and pouring new concrete. It saves you money on labor and materials, and completely avoids the messy, disruptive demolition process that ruins your landscaping.

Most residential leveling jobs are completed in just a few hours. Unlike pouring new concrete—which requires days of curing time—our advanced polyjacking foam cures in minutes. You can walk, park, and drive on your newly leveled surface the exact same day.

Absolutely. We know Oregon gets plenty of rain, so you don’t have to wait until summer to fix a dangerous trip hazard. Our high-density polyurethane and specialized leveling materials are water-resistant and can be injected even when the ground is damp.

No. Once injected and cured, our leveling materials are permanent and highly resistant to moisture. They stabilize the sub-base and fill the voids, designed specifically to withstand our local freeze-thaw cycles and heavy water runoff without washing out or breaking down.

Yes. Large, mature trees are common in our neighborhoods, and their roots often buckle concrete. While we can’t stop the tree from growing, we can often lift the surrounding sunken slabs to meet the lifted section. This creates a smooth, even surface and eliminates the trip hazard without harming the tree or requiring a full tear-out.

When the surrounding area has proper drainage and is well-maintained, our concrete leveling repairs can last for the lifetime of the concrete itself. We provide a long-lasting, durable foundation so you don’t have to worry about the same slab sinking again.