The Best Choice for Residential Slab-Jacking: PolyLevel

A safer & quicker method of concrete leveling

The Department of Transportation has been using polyurethane foam injection to stabilize bridge approaches, street intersections, and airport runways for decades. Today, slabjacking with polyurethane foam is popular for residential concrete leveling. This method can save homeowners thousands of dollars and endless frustration associated with older, inferior methods.

PolyLevel is the leading foam-based slabjacking solution, offered through a network of PolyLevel contractors nationwide.For expert concrete slab repair, you can rely on your local PolyLevel contractor to eliminate trip hazards and prevent costly concrete replacement. Before the problem gets worse, contact your local dealer to schedule a free concrete lifting estimate!

What is Slab Jacking?

Concrete slabs shift and settle over time, accelerated by erosion, soil type, and the weight of the concrete. Slab jacking is the process of injecting material under a sinking concrete slab to lift it, avoiding concrete replacement. Companies use a heavy, messy concrete or slurry mix to lift and level slabs - not ideal for residential settings. A newer form of slab jacking involves using expanding foam to lift concrete. Homeowners favor it because it is faster, neater, and cost effective. The PolyLevel® system is designed to make professional concrete slab repair available in internal and external residential applications.

Concrete slabs in and around the home are often part of the design and curb appeal. When concrete walkways and slabs begin to sink, you need a clean, non-invasive method of concrete leveling.

Slab jacking terminology

Slab jacking goes by many names. Slab jacking using a mixture of concrete or local soil is also called mudjacking. Concrete lifting with polyurethane foam, such as with PolyLevel®, can be referred to as foam jacking, poly-jacking, or poly leveling. Regardless of the name, PolyLevel offers a fast method of restoring your concrete slabs nationwide!

Foam injection is superior to mudjacking

Unlike mudjacking, where the mud injection forms a cone under the slab (point up), the polyurethane injection expands, permeating all voids to create a supporting pillow. This eliminates stress points and lowers the possibility of further unwanted cracking.