Edmonton Driveway Leveling That Lasts Through Alberta Winters

In most cases, yes. Cracks don't prevent foam leveling - we can lift cracked slabs as long as the concrete is structurally sound. In fact, leveling often prevents cracks from getting worse by eliminating the movement that causes them. Severely deteriorated concrete may need replacement, but we'll let you know during the free assessment.

Foam lifts concrete by controlling injection pressure and volume. We've lifted slabs by many inches when the situation calls for it. Most driveways require only 1–3 inches of lift. Our technicians monitor the rise in real time and stop at precisely the level needed, so there's no guesswork.

No. We lift the driveway to meet your existing garage floor level. The foam is injected beneath the driveway slab only, and we use laser levels to ensure precise alignment with your garage floor.

The polyurethane foam is waterproof, won't decompose, and maintains its structural integrity indefinitely. Unlike mudjacking slurry, which is a cement-and-soil mixture that can wash out or erode, foam is inert and permanent. If the concrete itself remains sound, so does the repair.

We work year-round, but spring (after thaw) and fall (before freeze) are ideal times for concrete leveling. Spring repairs address winter damage before it worsens, while fall repairs prevent water from pooling and freezing over winter. Contact us anytime - we'll advise on the best timing for your situation.

Absolutely. One of the advantages of polyurethane foam leveling is that we work slab by slab, section by section. If only your garage apron has dropped, or one panel has settled while the rest is fine, we lift exactly what needs lifting. You only pay for what’s actually sunken, not a full driveway redo.