Location guide · Alberta
Concrete lifting in Edmonton
A practical guide to concrete settlement and polyurethane lifting for Edmonton homeowners and property managers — what causes slabs to sink locally, what to check, and how to request an assessment.
Why slabs settle in Edmonton
Long, cold winters, deep frost penetration and clay soils that shrink and swell with moisture contribute to slab movement across the Edmonton region.
Commonly reported issues
- Approach slabs dropping at garage doors
- Patios tilting toward foundations
- Voids under slabs after spring melt
Local considerations
- Public sidewalks and boulevards in Edmonton are generally municipal property — contact the city before arranging work on them.
- Call before you dig: buried utility locates are recommended before any drilling near service lines.
Applications
Questions
Is polyjacking available in Edmonton?
We don’t operate local offices. When you submit a request, it is reviewed by the HAUSE intake team, who look for a suitable contractor or partner. Availability in Edmonton is confirmed after your inquiry is reviewed.
Can the work be done in winter?
Some contractors work in cold weather with suitable products and precautions; others pause for winter. Frozen ground can affect results. Ask about seasonal limits when you are contacted.
What will it cost?
Cost depends on slab size, depth of settlement, void volume, access and the product used. We don’t publish prices; a contractor can provide a quote after assessment.