Concrete Lifting in Pleasant Grove, UT

Why Pleasant Grove Homeowners Choose Polyjacking

Pleasant Grove is one of Utah County's most established communities, with tree-lined streets, mature landscaping, and a housing stock that stretches back decades. This character is part of what makes Pleasant Grove so desirable — but it also means that many driveways, sidewalks, and patios have been subject to decades of seasonal freeze-thaw stress, root intrusion, and soil erosion beneath aging slabs. Homes along the Pleasant Grove bench and in the older downtown core frequently show significant concrete settlement. Heavy irrigation during Utah summers saturates soil beneath slabs, while winter freeze cycles expand and shift that same soil. Over time, this cycle carves out voids beneath concrete panels, causing slabs to drop and tilt.

Polyurethane foam injection — also called polyjacking — is the modern solution. Instead of breaking out old concrete and waiting weeks for new concrete to cure, our technicians drill small injection holes, fill the voids beneath the slab with expanding structural foam, and leave you with a level, stable surface in a matter of hours. The foam cures in about 15 minutes, and most residential jobs are complete in under half a day.