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Worker injecting Relevel CONCRETE LIFTERS foam to lift a slab.

How Our Concrete Lifting Process Works

Relevel uses advanced polyurethane foam injection to lift and stabilize sunken concrete with precision. Our process is fast, non-invasive, and designed to correct uneven surfaces without the mess or cost of traditional concrete replacement.

 

By drilling small access points and injecting high-density foam beneath the slab, we fill voids, stabilize soil, and gently raise concrete back to its proper level. Most projects are completed in just a few hours, with same-day use and long-lasting results.

Stained and cracked concrete garage floor with workbench and tools.

Step 1: Drill

Precision Access Points

Small, dime-sized holes are carefully drilled into the affected concrete slab. These access points allow us to reach the voids beneath the surface without damaging surrounding concrete or landscaping.

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Step 2: Inject

High-Density Foam Injection

We inject specialized polyurethane foam through the access holes and into the space below the slab. As the foam expands, it fills voids, compacts loose soil, and creates a strong, stable foundation.

Empty residential garage with worn concrete floor, wooden cabinets, blue walls.

Step 3: Lift

Controlled Concrete Leveling

The expanding foam gently raises the concrete back to its proper position. Each lift is closely monitored and precisely controlled to ensure accurate leveling and long-lasting stability.

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Step 4: Seal & Done

Clean Finish, Same-Day Use

Once the concrete is properly leveled, the access holes are sealed and the work area is cleaned. Your concrete surface is ready for immediate use — typically the same day.

Don’t Replace It. Relevel It.

Save time, money, and stress by lifting your concrete the smart way. Contact Relevel today for your free, no-obligation estimate.

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