What areas do you serve?

Foamjection supports concrete lifting projects across the United States through our network and process. Availability depends on your location and project type?submit your details and we?ll guide you to next steps.

What services do you provide?

Foamjection provides polyurethane concrete lifting and leveling for residential and commercial concrete, including driveways, sidewalks, patios, porches, steps, garage floors, slabs, interior floors, parking lots, loading docks, warehouse and factory floors, plus void filling and seawall repair.

How does polyurethane concrete lifting work?

We inject high-density polyurethane foam beneath the slab through small access holes. The foam expands to fill voids, stabilize weak soil, and lift the concrete to a safer, more level position.

How do I get an estimate?

Call Foamjection at 866-913-6519 or submit a request online. If you can share photos and a short description, it helps us speed up the evaluation and next steps.

Is concrete lifting better than replacing concrete?

In many cases, yes. Concrete lifting restores the existing slab by stabilizing the soil underneath, often costing 50?70% less than full replacement and completing in a fraction of the time.

How long does polyurethane concrete lifting last?

Polyurethane foam is designed for long-term performance. Once cured, it is waterproof, stable, and does not wash out or break down, helping provide lasting support beneath the concrete.

How long does a concrete lifting project take?

Most concrete lifting projects are completed in just a few hours. In many cases, the surface is ready for use the same day after cleanup.

Are the injection holes noticeable after the repair?

The access holes used for polyurethane foam injection are small and patched after lifting. They are far less noticeable than seams or scars left by concrete replacement.

Is polyurethane foam safe for my home and the environment?

Yes. Once cured, the polyurethane foam becomes an inert, stable material. It is non-toxic, moisture-resistant, and widely used in residential and commercial applications.

Can concrete lifting fix sinking driveways, sidewalks, and patios?

Yes. Polyurethane concrete lifting is commonly used to repair driveways, sidewalks, patios, porches, steps, garage floors, and other settled concrete surfaces.

Will concrete lifting stop future settlement?

Concrete lifting stabilizes existing voids and weak soil beneath the slab. While no repair can prevent all future soil movement, proper lifting and stabilization greatly reduce the risk of continued settlement.

Do I need to be home during the concrete lifting process?

In many cases, you do not need to be present for the entire repair. A specialist will explain the process beforehand and confirm access requirements based on your project.

What causes concrete to sink in the first place?

Concrete typically sinks due to soil erosion, poor compaction, water washout, or voids forming beneath the slab over time. The concrete itself often remains structurally sound.

How do I get started with Foamjection?

You can request an estimate online or call Foamjection at 866-913-6519. Sharing photos and a brief description of the problem helps speed up the evaluation process.

Concrete Driveway Leveling

Name: Foamjection | United States
Address: US
Telephone: 866-913-6519

Home » Residential Concrete Lifting » Driveway Leveling

Uneven concrete driveways create everyday safety and usability issues. Kids can trip & fall while playing, strollers catch on raised edges, snow shovels hit uneven lips, and cars can scrape or feel misaligned when entering the garage. Settled concrete can also affect how a garage door closes or seals. As a driveway continues to sink, water collects in low spots, cracks form, and the surface worsens over time.

Foamjection lifts sunken driveway slabs back into position without removing or replacing the concrete. Our polyurethane concrete lifting process quickly restores support beneath the driveway, improves drainage, and creates a safer, more level surface for daily use.

Why Driveways Sink

Driveways sink when the soil beneath the concrete can no longer support the weight of the slab. Common causes include:

Soil erosion from rain and runoff
Poor drainage along driveway edges
Soil compaction loss over time
Heavy vehicle traffic
Voids forming under the slab

Once support is lost, driveway sections settle unevenly and continue to shift if left untreated.

Signs Your Driveway Needs Leveling

You may need driveway leveling if you notice:

Uneven or sunken driveway sections
Cracks caused by settlement
Water pooling near the garage or home
Gaps between driveway slabs
Hollow sounds under the concrete

Addressing these issues early helps prevent further damage and more costly repairs.

If your driveway has settled, nearby concrete may be affected as well. Many homes experience related issues with walkways and sidewalks, garage floors, or porches due to shared soil movement and drainage conditions. Addressing connected slabs together helps restore consistent height, improve drainage, and reduce the chance of future settling across your property.

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With Foamjection, you get:
A solution that costs 50–70% less A Process completed in hours, not days A precise, durable slab lifting solution Eco-friendly materials Local certified expertise

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Our Fix: Polyurethane Driveway Leveling

Foamjection levels driveways by injecting high-density polyurethane foam beneath the concrete slab. The foam expands to fill voids, lift the slab, and restore firm support below the surface.

This process allows controlled lifting without tearing out concrete or adding excess weight to weak soil.

Small access holes are drilled
Foam is injected beneath the driveway
The slab is lifted and stabilized
Holes are patched after lifting

Most driveway leveling projects are completed in just a few hours, and your concrete is ready for use the same day.

Why Homeowners Choose Driveway Leveling

Homeowners choose driveway leveling because it fixes the problem without the cost and disruption of replacement. Lifting restores a smooth driving surface, improves drainage, and helps protect the home and surrounding areas.

Costs less than replacement
No tear-out or heavy equipment
Minimal impact to landscaping
Fast completion time
Long-term support under the slab

For driveways that are still intact but uneven, leveling is often the most practical solution.

The Benefits of Foam Driveway Leveling

Quick repairs with minimal disruption
Lightweight foam that does not overload soil
Water-resistant material
Precise, controlled lifting
Clean work areas

Driveway Leveling Questions

What causes driveway slabs to sink?

Driveway slabs often sink when the soil beneath them erodes, settles, or shifts over time. Poor drainage, water runoff, and heavy vehicle traffic can all place added stress on the concrete and weaken the soil below, leading to uneven or sunken sections.

Is driveway leveling better than replacing concrete?

Yes. Driveway leveling is often a better option than replacing the concrete when the slab is still structurally sound.

Leveling lifts and stabilizes the existing driveway instead of tearing it out. This keeps costs lower, shortens the repair timeline, and avoids the mess and disruption of demolition. Many driveway leveling projects are completed in just a few hours, and the surface is ready for use immediately.

Concrete replacement is usually only necessary when the driveway is severely cracked, broken apart, or failing structurally. For sunken or uneven driveways, leveling is typically the more practical, affordable, and efficient solution.

How long does driveway leveling take?

Most driveway leveling projects are completed in just a few hours, in a single visit. No mess. No big equipment in your yard. Just level, stable concrete.

Can I drive on the driveway after leveling?

Yes! Immediately.

How long does driveway leveling last?

Driveway leveling is designed to be a long-lasting solution when the underlying soil issues are properly addressed.

Polyurethane foam is waterproof, lightweight, and does not break down over time. Once it fills voids and restores support beneath the driveway, it helps stabilize the slab and reduce future settlement. Proper drainage around the driveway also plays an important role in long-term performance.

While no repair can prevent all future soil movement, driveway leveling provides durable support and often extends the life of the concrete for many years.

Will the foam wash out over time?

Polyurethane foam No. The foam will not wash out over time.

The polyurethane foam used for concrete lifting is a closed-cell, waterproof material. Once it cures, it does not absorb water, break down, or dissolve in wet conditions. This allows it to stay in place beneath the slab and continue supporting the concrete long term.

Because the foam fills voids and helps stabilize the soil below, it actually reduces future washout caused by water movement, making it a reliable solution for driveways and other exterior concrete surfaces.

Are the repair holes noticeable?

The access holes used during driveway leveling are small and carefully placed. After the lifting is complete, they are filled and finished to blend with the surrounding concrete. As the surface weathers over time, these patches typically become less noticeable.

While you may still see them up close, they are minimal compared to the visible seams, joints, and surface changes that come with full concrete replacement and do not affect the driveway’s strength or performance.

Does driveway leveling fix pooling water or drainage issues?

Yes. By lifting low areas back to the proper height, leveling restores the intended slope of the driveway so water flows away instead of pooling. This helps reduce standing water, limits surface damage, and prevents moisture from collecting near the garage or foundation.

I hear a hollow sound under my concrete?

Yes. A hollow sound under a driveway usually means there is empty space beneath the concrete.

When soil erodes or washes out, voids can form under the slab. This loss of support allows the concrete to settle or become unstable over time, which can lead to uneven areas or cracking if not addressed.

Concrete leveling with polyurethane foam fills these voids, restores solid support beneath the driveway, and helps prevent further settling.

How do I know if my driveway can be leveled?

If the concrete is still intact and the uneven areas are caused by soil movement or erosion beneath the slab, the driveway is usually a good candidate for leveling instead of replacement.

Can you repair a sinking garage floor too?

Yes. It’s common for driveway and garage floor issues to occur together since they often share the same soil conditions and drainage patterns. If both slabs have settled, they can typically be evaluated and repaired as part of the same concrete leveling project.

Polyurethane concrete lifting restores support beneath each slab without removal or replacement, helping stabilize both the driveway and garage floor efficiently and with minimal disruption.

What locations does Foamjection serve?

Foamjection provides residential concrete lifting in multiple states across the U.S., including Texas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, and surrounding areas. To see the full list of states and service coverage, visit our Service Area page.

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Foamjection Near You

Serving 30+ States and Expanding

Foamjection helps homeowners with expert foam concrete leveling throughout.

America's #1 Concrete Lifting Company

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Foamjection is the nationwide leader in polyurethane concrete lifting—powered by HMI. Backed by 50+ years of expertise, 20,000+ customers served, and a proven national system, we help homeowners across the U.S. fix sinking concrete using advanced foam injection for long-term stabilization. From uneven walkways and driveways to patios and garage floors, our process delivers reliable concrete repair while helping homeowners save up to 70% compared to replacement.

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