Lehi's rapid growth means lots of new concrete — and new concrete on poorly compacted builder fill settles fast. We specialize in lifting newer slabs in Lehi's fast-growing subdivisions and tech corridor neighborhoods.
New construction settles fast. Before-and-after examples of sunken concrete raised with high-density polyurethane foam — the same process and material we use on every Lehi job.
Illustrative example. Individual results vary.
Builder-grade fill soil in Lehi's fast-growing subdivisions often compresses within 2–5 years of construction, causing even brand-new driveways and patios to sink. Polyfoam lifts these slabs back toward grade without tearing out and replacing.
New construction in Lehi often uses loosely compacted fill to grade the lot before pouring concrete. This fill compresses over 2–5 years, pulling the slab down with it. It's very common and very fixable with polyfoam.
Concrete settlement is often excluded from standard builder warranties after the first year. We can provide a detailed report documenting the settlement cause, which may help with warranty claims or insurance.
Yes — we serve all of northern Utah County including American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Eagle Mountain, Cedar Hills, and Highland in addition to Lehi.
Most Lehi residential jobs run $1,000–$2,500 for polyfoam depending on slab size and number of injection points. We provide written upfront pricing at your free inspection.
Most polyfoam lifts in Lehi are done in 1–3 hours. You can walk on the slab in 15 minutes and drive on it within an hour.
Absolutely — polyfoam is one of the best solutions for garage floor settlement. It's lightweight (won't add stress to the slab), water-resistant, and can lift precisely without disturbing adjacent walls or structures.
Free inspection and an upfront written price in Lehi & American Fork. No deposit — you pay when the work's done.