A sunken driveway slab sends rain toward the garage and leaves a lip that catches tires and bumpers. We lift driveway slabs by injecting polyurethane foam through small drilled holes, which fills the void under the slab and raises it to meet its neighbor. Most seams close to a thin, even joint. A driveway that has pulled away from the garage floor gets the same treatment, so the gap closes and water stops getting under the concrete. Whether the slab dropped at the apron or along a seam mid-driveway, one visit raises every low slab in the run.
Pool decks settle where sand washes out from under the slab edge, which opens a gap beside the coping and leaves a ledge people trip on. Pool decks tend to have larger voids than other slabs, so we measure how far the gap runs before any foam goes in. Lifting the deck closes the gap without tearing the deck out. You keep your tile, your coping and your screen enclosure. The lift also restores the slope that carries rain toward the drain, and foam cures fast, so the deck is back in use the same day.
A raised or sunken sidewalk panel is a trip hazard, and in Hollywood the owner of the property next to the sidewalk is responsible for keeping it in repair. We lift sidewalk and walkway panels back to level so the edge stops catching feet. Businesses get the same work along entrances, parking lots and loading areas, so a customer never trips on the way in. Lifting one panel costs far less than cutting out the walkway and pouring a new one, and the walkway is usable again within hours.
Patio Leveling
Patio slabs drop at the edge nearest the lawn, where rain runs under the concrete and carries sand out. We lift patio and lanai slabs with foam so water drains off the surface again and the furniture stops rocking. The lift also closes the dark gap along the edge, which keeps more soil from washing in underneath, and your grill and chairs sit flat again. Patios beside a pool or a canal seawall are common here, since runoff and a high water table work on the soil under the slab all summer.
Porch Leveling
A porch slab that settles pulls away from the house wall and tilts water toward the door. We lift porch slabs level and fill the gap against the wall, so the porch meets the threshold again. A level porch sheds rain away from the front door instead of toward it, and the step down to the walkway stops being uneven. Porches also settle where a downspout empties beside the slab, so the lift is the moment to check where the roof water goes.
Concrete Steps Leveling
Concrete steps sink unevenly and leave one riser taller than the next, which is how people fall. We lift front steps and stoops and the walkway beside them in the same visit, because an adjoining sidewalk often needs work when steps do. You get risers that match again and a walkway that meets the bottom step without a gap. The crew checks the height of each riser after the lift, so the rise from step to step is even before the holes are patched.
