Typical ranges for Utah jobs, what moves the price, and how you get an exact number: a free inspection with an upfront written price. No obligation, no pressure.
Typical ranges for slabs settled about 1–2 inches. Deeper settling needs more foam and costs more — a large driveway dropped 2–4 inches can run up to about $3,100. Every job has a $1,000 minimum.
Tearing out and replacing a driveway often runs $8,000–$15,000 and takes weeks. Lifting the same slab with polyurethane foam typically costs 50–75% less and is done in hours. See the full comparison →
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Every slab is different. Soil conditions, slab thickness, number of injection points required, and access all affect cost. Ballpark ranges give you a realistic starting point — your free on-site inspection produces an exact written quote.
Yes — our minimum is $1,000. This covers mobilization, equipment, and materials for even the smallest repair. Many small sidewalk repairs fall right at or just above this minimum.
Typically 50–75% less. A driveway that costs $8,000–$15,000 to rip out and replace often runs $1,500–$4,000 to lift with polyfoam. The larger the slab, the bigger the savings.
Yes. More settlement means more foam is needed to fill the void beneath the slab and lift it back toward grade. A slab that has dropped 3 inches requires significantly more material than one that has dropped ½ inch.
We accept cash, check, and all major credit cards. Payment is due upon completion of the job — there's no deposit, and you pay when the work's done.
Yes — financing and flexible payment plan options are available. Ask us about payment options when you call.
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