Guide
Understanding polyjacking warranties
Warranty terms are set by each contractor, not by PolyJacking.ca. Read them carefully before work begins.
What to look for
- The length of coverage and what exactly is covered (re-settlement? cracking?)
- How re-settlement is measured
- Exclusions — drainage, new cracks, soil movement, heave
- Whether the warranty transfers to a new owner
- What you must do to keep it valid
Red flags
- Verbal-only promises
- “Lifetime” coverage without defined terms
- Warranties that exclude the most common cause of failure without discussing it
Next step: an assessment
Photos help, but the only reliable way to decide whether a slab can be lifted is an on-site look at the concrete, the drainage and the likely cause of settlement. Submit a request and the HAUSE intake team will review it and confirm whether a suitable contractor is available in your area.
Have a settled slab?
Describe it, add photos if you have them, and the HAUSE intake team will review your request and confirm whether a suitable contractor is available near you.
Request an assessment