Applications
Where polyjacking can help
Each guide explains why that type of slab settles, when lifting suits it, when it doesn’t, and what to check before requesting an assessment.
- DrivewaysHow polyurethane foam lifting works on settled driveway panels, when a driveway is a good candidate, when replacement makes more sense, and how to request an assessment.
- Garage floorsWhy garage floors settle, how polyurethane injection can stabilize and lift an intact slab, what it cannot fix, and what to check before requesting an assessment.
- Sidewalks & walkwaysHow polyjacking can reduce trip edges on settled walkway slabs, when tree roots or heave mean it won’t help, and who owns the sidewalk in front of your property.
- PatiosSettled concrete patios that slope toward the house or have trip edges can sometimes be lifted with polyurethane. Learn what makes a patio a good candidate.
- Pool decksPool deck settlement, gaps at coping and trip edges: when polyurethane lifting may help and why pool plumbing must be located first.
- Steps & porchesWhen settled concrete steps or porch slabs pulling away from the house may be lifted with polyurethane, and when rebuilding is the safer option.
- Void fillingVoids under concrete slabs from washout or settlement can be filled with polyurethane to support the slab. Learn signs of voids and why the water source matters.
- Foam injectionWhat polyurethane foam injection is, how two-part foams expand beneath a slab, the difference between lifting and stabilization, and practical limitations.
- Commercial slabsSettled warehouse joints, loading dock aprons and exterior walkways: when polyurethane lifting may suit commercial slabs and what engineering input is needed.
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