What is garage floor leveling?
Garage floor leveling is the process of lifting and stabilizing uneven or sunken concrete using polyurethane foam injection. Instead of tearing out and replacing your garage floor, we inject expanding foam beneath the slab, which lifts and supports it back to its proper level.
Why is my garage floor sinking?
Several factors can cause a garage floor to sink or crack, including:
- Soil Erosion – Water washes away the dirt underneath, leaving empty spaces (voids).
- Poor Soil Compaction – If the ground wasn’t properly packed when the slab was poured, it can settle over time.
- Heavy Vehicle Loads – The weight of cars, trucks, and equipment can put stress on the concrete, causing it to shift.
- Freeze-Thaw Cycles – Expanding and contracting soil due to temperature changes weakens the foundation.
If your garage floor is sinking, our concrete lifting process can fix it fast!
How does polyurethane foam leveling work?
Our 4-step process is quick, effective, and non-invasive:
1️⃣ Drill – We drill small, dime-sized holes in the sunken areas.
2️⃣ Inject – We inject high-density polyurethane foam under the concrete.
3️⃣ Lift & Stabilize – The foam expands, filling voids and raising the slab back to level.
4️⃣ Cure & Seal – The foam hardens in minutes, creating a strong, stable base.
🚧 Your garage floor is ready to use immediately!
How is polyurethane leveling better than mudjacking?
Poly foam concrete leveling is a modern, more effective alternative to mudjacking. Here’s why:
✅ Smaller Holes – Only dime-sized drill holes compared to much larger holes in mudjacking.
✅ Lightweight Yet Strong – Poly foam won’t add extra weight that could cause future sinking.
✅ Waterproof & Long-Lasting – Mudjacking slurry can erode over time, while our foam is durable and resistant to moisture.
✅ Faster Cure Time – Foam hardens immediately, while mudjacking takes days to fully set.
How much does garage floor leveling cost?
The cost depends on how much concrete lifting is needed and the size of the affected area. However, it’s far more affordable than replacing your entire garage floor.
✅ Our minimum job fee is $600
✅ Save 50-75% compared to full concrete replacement
✅ Free, no-obligation estimates
📞 Call us at 417-470-6506 for a free quote today!
How long does the process take?
Most garage floor leveling projects take just a few hours, and your garage is ready to use immediately of completion!
Will my garage floor stay level after the repair?
Yes! Our polyurethane foam won’t shrink, wash away, or break down over time. When installed by professionals, this is a permanent solution.
Will my garage door still close properly after leveling?
Yes! Many homeowners notice their garage door doesn’t close properly due to uneven concrete. After leveling, the door will align properly again, preventing gaps and improving security.
Will my home’s foundation be affected?
No. Your home’s foundation is separate from your garage floor slab. However, if left untreated, sinking concrete could lead to drainage issues or structural stress. Fixing the problem early prevents bigger issues down the road.
Can you fix cracks in my garage floor?
We focus on lifting and stabilizing the concrete. While poly foam concrete lifting can help close small cracks, larger cracks may still be visible. Once leveled, we recommend sealing the cracks to prevent further damage.
Should I replace my garage floor instead?
Not unless the concrete is severely crumbling. Replacement is expensive, messy, and time-consuming. Concrete lifting and leveling is faster, cleaner, and costs significantly less than a full tear-out and re-pour.
What should I do if my garage floor is uneven?
📞 Call Elevated Concrete Lifting at 417-470-6506 for a free estimate! We’ll inspect your garage floor and provide the best solution to get it level, stable, and safe again.
🚧 Fix your garage floor the right way—without the hassle of replacement! 🚧
Yes! Many homeowners notice their garage door doesn’t close properly due to uneven concrete. After leveling, the door will align properly again, preventing gaps and improving security.
