Concrete Lifting in Spanish Fork, UT

Why Spanish Fork Homeowners Choose Polyjacking

Spanish Fork is a growing community at the south end of Utah County with a rich agricultural heritage and a housing stock that spans everything from century-old downtown homes to new subdivisions spreading toward the foothills and valley floor. The Spanish Fork River corridor and nearby Lake Shore area sit on soil profiles that are particularly susceptible to settlement — alluvial fan soils and fill material both compact over time, and the seasonal flooding historically associated with this area has left behind layers of silty, easily eroded soil beneath concrete. Older Spanish Fork neighborhoods, including those near Canyon Road and Center Street, deal with aging concrete that has seen decades of seasonal shifting. Newer subdivisions east of I-15 often experience rapid initial settlement as construction fill compacts.

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.