Brigham City Foundation Pros
Concrete Lifting in Brigham City, UT
Polyurethane concrete lifting in Brigham City for sunken slabs, a faster alternative to tear-out and repour, free estimates.
Serving Brigham City and nearby communities.
Sunken driveways, patios, and sidewalks around Brigham City come from two different causes: older slabs settling with age, and newer construction compacting as the soil underneath finishes curing. Polyurethane concrete lifting, also called polyjacking, fixes both without tearing the slab out.
Instead of a full repour, Brigham City Foundation Pros drills dime-sized holes, injects hydrophobic polyurethane foam underneath, and lifts the slab back to level. It's a dedicated service here, not an afterthought bolted onto a concrete crew's driveway work.
What's included
What's Included with Concrete Lifting
Typically included
- Slab assessment and void measurement
- Dime-sized access hole drilling at lift points
- Polyurethane foam injection and elevation monitoring
- Hole patching to match the surrounding surface
Optional
- Slope correction at drainage-critical sections
- Joint resealing after the lift is complete
Customer prep
- Move vehicles and outdoor items off the slab being lifted
- Confirm which sections are sinking versus which are just cracked
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How Our Concrete Lifting Process Works
Step 1Surface Assessment
Uneven or sunken concrete areas get identified and measured.
Step 2Drilling Access Holes
Small holes are drilled into the slab to allow material injection.
Step 3Material Injection
Expanding foam goes in beneath the slab to raise it evenly.
Step 4Elevation Monitoring
Lift progress is measured to hit the target level.
Step 5Hole Patching
Access holes are filled and finished to blend with the surface.
Step 6Final Inspection
The lifted area is checked for levelness and stability.
Materials
Materials and Methods for Concrete Lifting
Polyurethane Foam
Expands beneath slabs to lift and stabilize concrete, a reliable fix for both aging and recently-poured Brigham City slabs.
Injection Ports
Allow controlled placement of lifting material exactly where it's needed under the slab.
Patch Compound
Fills drilled access holes for a smooth finish.
Surface Sealant
Protects the repaired area from moisture and staining.
Leveling Gauge
Measures and confirms slab elevation throughout the lift.
Bonding Agent
Improves adhesion between patch material and the existing concrete.
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Before and After Concrete Lifting
Before 
After
Codes & permits
Permits and Codes for Concrete Lifting
Always verify with Box Elder County or your city building department before scheduling, since requirements can vary by jurisdiction.
| Typically needs a permit | Often no permit |
|---|---|
| Any concrete work that changes the structure or footprint of an existing slab | Lifting an existing driveway |
| — | patio |
| — | or sidewalk slab back to its original position |
| — | Foam injection work that adds no new structure |
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DIY vs Hiring a Pro for Concrete Lifting
| DIY | Hire a pro |
|---|---|
| Self-leveling compound can smooth a small surface dip temporarily | Filling the actual void under a sunken slab requires injection equipment homeowners don't have |
| Patching surface cracks is reasonable for cosmetic-only damage | Getting the lift uneven can crack the slab further, costing more to fix later |
| — | A pro verifies the slab reaches true level, not just "better than before" |
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Concrete Lifting FAQs
What's cheaper, polyurethane foam lifting or ripping out and repouring concrete?
Foam lifting is typically well below the cost of tear-out and repour, since there's no demolition, disposal, or new concrete to pour and cure.
Why is my driveway sinking near the garage every spring?
That transition point often sits over disturbed or looser soil that compacts seasonally, especially after freeze-thaw cycles move moisture through it.
How much does concrete lifting cost in Brigham City?
Cost scales with slab size and how deep the void underneath is. Larger slabs or multiple sunken sections cost more than a single small patch.
Do I need a permit for concrete lifting?
Usually not, since no new structure is added. Confirm with the city if the slab is near a public sidewalk or right-of-way.
How long does concrete lifting take?
Most slabs are lifted and usable the same day since the foam cures fast.
Is foam lifting as durable as a full replacement?
When the underlying soil issue is addressed. The foam itself doesn't break down or wash out over time.
Next step
Get a Concrete Lifting Estimate in Brigham City
Call Brigham City Foundation Pros at (435) 295-3870 or request a free estimate. Specific slab in mind? See driveway lifting, patio lifting, or sidewalk lifting.
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