Concrete Leveling

Lift Your Concrete with Spray Foam

If you’ve noticed cracked or sinking concrete in your driveway, patio, or basement floor, it's important to address the issue as soon as possible. Ignoring it can lead to further damage and safety hazards. Fortunately, iFOAM offers concrete leveling and lifting services that use a specialized foam mixture to raise and level concrete that makes up driveways, patios, sidewalks, and more.

Starting with a free consultation, our experienced technicians will assess the situation and determine the best solution for your specific needs. At iFOAM, our foam lifting process is quick and minimally invasive, with most projects being completed in just one day, leaving you with a leveled surface. Plus, our foam mixture is environmentally friendly and won't damage your property.

Cracked concrete? Trust us to fix it with less mess and lasting results. Call us at (855) 935-4723 or contact us online to request your free spray foam leveling consultation.

Is Your Concrete Uneven? Here Are 3 Ways to Tell & How We Can Help

Over time, concrete can settle unevenly due to factors like soil erosion, improper drainage, or root growth. This can create a number of problems, not just aesthetic ones. Uneven concrete can be a tripping hazard, damaging connected structures and even pool water, leading to further issues.

So, how do you know if your concrete needs leveling? Here are some telltale signs:

• Uneven Surfaces. The most obvious sign is a noticeable difference in height across the concrete surface. This can be anything from a slight dip to a significant slope.
• Cracked Concrete. Cracks can be a sign of underlying settlement and a strong indicator that leveling is needed.
• Water Pooling. Is water puddling on your concrete after rain or your irrigation cycle? This is a sign the surface isn't draining properly, potentially due to uneven settling.

Do you notice any of these signs? Addressing the issue is important to prevent trip hazards, improve drainage, and ensure the longevity of your concrete surfaces. Traditional concrete leveling methods often involve excavation and replacement, which can be disruptive and expensive.

Here's where iFOAM comes in. We offer a revolutionary solution: spray foam concrete leveling and lifting. This minimally invasive technique injects a high-density foam under the settled concrete, lifting it back to its original position.

Five Benefits of Concrete Leveling with Foam

In the realm of concrete repair, innovations are constantly shaping the industry. Foam concrete lifting stands out as a modern solution, offering homeowners a blend of efficiency, affordability, and sustainability. 

Here's a closer look at its unmatched benefits over other concrete lifting and leveling methods: 

• Minimal Disruption and Quick. Foam concrete lifting is a fast and efficient method with a quick curing time that saves you time compared to traditional concrete repair methods.
• Cost-effective. Foam concrete lifting is often more affordable than other repair options since it requires fewer materials and labor.
• Minimal Disruption. The process involves small injection holes that are virtually invisible once the job is complete, minimizing disruption to your landscaping and surrounding areas.
• Environmentally Friendly. Foam concrete lifting is an eco-friendly solution as it reduces the need for concrete replacement, which can be wasteful and harmful to the environment.
• Long-lasting results. The foam mixture used in the process provides a durable and long-lasting solution, ensuring that your repaired concrete surfaces stay level and intact for years to come.

Avoiding further damage and maintaining safety should be a top priority when it comes to concrete repair. With foam concrete lifting from iFOAM, you can rest assured that your surfaces will be leveled once again quickly, efficiently, and with minimal disruption. 

 Are you worried about uneven concrete? Our spray foam concrete leveling is a safe, fast, and cost-effective solution. Book your free consultation today by dialing (855) 935-4723.