QUICK, CLEAN, COST EFFECTIVE
QUICK, CLEAN, COST EFFECTIVE
At SlabSavers, we specialize in restoring safety, function, and value to your home by lifting and leveling sunken concrete. Whether it’s your driveway, patio, sidewalk, or pool deck, we fix it fast—with minimal mess and long-lasting results.
We use advanced polyurethane foam injection to stabilize, lift and level:
If it’s sunken, we can lift it—quickly, cleanly, and permanently..
SlabSavers provides fast, effective polyurethane lifting and stabilization solutions for commercial properties. If it’s sunken or shifting—we’ll get it back in place, quickly and cleanly.
Industrial sites demand strength and precision. Our polyurethane injection method offers structural reinforcement without lengthy shutdowns.
SlabSavers partners with public agencies to restore infrastructure and reduce long-term maintenance costs with minimal disruption.
Polyurethane jacking uses lightweight foam injected through small holes to lift sunken slabs, curing in minutes. It's cleaner, faster, and longer-lasting than mudjacking, which uses heavier cement slurry and larger holes. Polyurethane is ideal for quick, durable fixes, while mudjacking may be used in larger industrial applications.
Polyurethane lifting is effective for:
It cannot repair severe cracks caused by upward heaving or structural breaks.
Professionally installed foam can last 20–30 years or more, depending on soil stability and water conditions. It doesn’t erode or wash away like mudjacking slurry and is designed for long-term structural integrity.
Yes — once cured, polyurethane foam is chemically inert and water-resistant, especially if closed-cell. Some foams are NSF/ANSI 61 certified, making them safe for use near potable water and wells.
Absolutely. The foam cures quickly even in cold temperatures and resists moisture absorption, which prevents freeze-thaw cracking. It’s ideal for regions like Central Oregon.
Yes! Foam lifting is widely used on pool decks due to its moisture resistance and minimal disruption. It also handles heavy warehouse loads and quickly restores level surfaces with little downtime.
Yes — polyurethane foam is commonly used to fill voids and re-level garage floors, especially where erosion or poor compaction has occurred. It restores strength and evenness without removing the slab.
Yes — it’s the preffered choice most of the time due to it being a non-invasive option with small drill holes and precision lifting. It preserves historic materials and is ideal for gently restoring old foundations or floors. Always consult a structural engineer when working with historic sites.
These conditions create voids or weak spots that cause slabs to sink or crack.
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