Sunken driveway, sidewalk, steps or patio? Foamjection lifts and levels settled concrete in Colorado Springs with high-density polyurethane foam, through small holes and with no tear-out. Most jobs take a few hours, and the surface is often ready to use the same day.
Prefer to talk? Call 866-913-6519
Driveway slabs crack and settle into sections that sit at different heights, leaving lips at the joints and the garage.
A sidewalk panel that drops or rises against the next one creates a trip hazard right in front of the house.
Steps and stoops that settle lean away from the foundation and leave a gap that lets water in.
Sunken garage aprons and patio slabs hold water and tip it back toward the house.
Real Foamjection lifts on the kinds of slabs we fix for Colorado Springs homeowners. Small holes, no tear-out.
Foamjection is powered by HMI, which provides the equipment, training and systems behind every lift. Here’s what you can expect when you call us about your Colorado Springs concrete:
Drill Small HolesOur crew drills small 5/8″ holes in key areas of the slab.
Inject High-Density Polyurethane FoamThis is the core of polyurethane concrete lifting — the foam expands beneath the slab, fills voids, stabilizes loose soils, and delivers a controlled slab lifting process.
Patch & Use the Same DayOnce the slab reaches the correct height, holes are patched and the area is often ready to use within hours.
Tell us what’s sinking and where. A local pro will follow up with a free, no-pressure estimate.
Parts of Colorado Springs sit on expansive, steeply tilted bedrock. The Colorado Geological Survey has mapped these areas and warns that buildings and pavement there can be hit by destructive, uneven ground heave.
When clay-rich rock and soil take on water, they swell, and when they dry out, they shrink back. Because the layers are tilted, that movement happens in strips instead of evenly, so one part of a slab rises while another settles. Foam fills the empty space under the low sections and firms up the soil, and good drainage keeps the moisture swings smaller.
Source: Colorado Geological Survey: Areas susceptible to differential heave, Colorado Springs
Every service below uses the same foam lifting process, sized to the slab. Not sure which one you need? Describe the problem on the estimate form and a local pro will help you figure it out.
The City repairs the sidewalk concrete next to your property, but you’re expected to report problems and you aren’t relieved of legal liability for the sidewalk. Through the Concrete Cost Share Program, owners of high-priority concrete can pay half the cost to move the repair ahead. See the City of Colorado Springs concrete repairs page. Your own driveway, walkway, steps and patio are yours to repair.
It can. Swelling and shrinking clay moves slabs unevenly. Foam lifting raises settled sections back to level and fills the empty space underneath, and managing water around the slab helps limit future movement.
Yes. Foamjection also serves Fountain, Manitou Springs, Monument, Woodland Park, Palmer Lake and Castle Rock. You’ll find links to each area at the bottom of this page.
Keep water from soaking the soil at slab edges. Extend downspouts, aim sprinklers away from concrete and make sure soil slopes away from the house.
Fill out the estimate form on this page or call 866-913-6519. Estimates are free and no-pressure, and warranty details are explained before any work begins.
Foamjection also lifts and levels concrete in these communities near Colorado Springs:
