Drill 3/8" holes
We drill 3/8" injection points in the slab.
We lift sunken concrete with polyurethane foam. Driveways, sidewalks, patios, and garage floors.
Or call (208) 261-6299.

How concrete lifting works
Polyurethane concrete lifting, also called polyjacking, raises the slab from underneath. Here is how we do it.

We drill 3/8" injection points in the slab.
Expanding polyurethane fills the space below the concrete. We control the lift and check the elevation as we go.
We fill the holes we drilled to give it a finished surface look.
The number and size of slabs that need treatment.
How far the concrete has settled and the space beneath it.
The work area, equipment access, and your property’s location.
Cracks, drainage, or damaged concrete may need separate work. We discuss the scope before quoting.
Just give us a call! Or send a few pictures from a few different angles.
See the results



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One method. Many applications.
Pick the concrete surface you need help with.

Sunken panels and uneven garage transitions.
Explore driveways
Raised edges and settled walkway panels.
Explore sidewalks
Low spots and uneven outdoor concrete.
Explore patios
Settled interior slabs and loss of support.
Explore garage floors
Space beneath the concrete that needs filling.
Explore voids under slabsFrom our customers
5 stars for South Rim Spray Foam! They were extremely pleasant, kind, and professional throughout the whole process. Shad was awesome, super funny, and made sure we got a fantastic price on our project. Honest people doing great work in Burley. I’d hire them again in a heartbeat!
You can tell this team puts a lot of effort and care into what they do

Concrete lifting guide
Panel size, settlement, support, and access all affect the price. Learn what goes into your estimate and which photos help us get started.
Read the guide
Concrete lifting guide
See when a settled slab can be lifted, when replacement makes more sense, and how concrete condition and drainage affect the choice.
Read the guideThe estimate depends on the size and number of panels, the settlement and voids beneath them, access, and any related repairs. Send photos and your city to start. We confirm the scope and price after reviewing the concrete; an on-site assessment may be needed. Read our concrete lifting cost guide.
Polyurethane cures quickly. Concrete can be vehicle-ready in as little as 15 minutes after injection. Our crew checks the finished slab and confirms the timing for your project.
Polyjacking uses expanding polyurethane foam to lift and support concrete through small injection holes. Mudjacking uses a heavier cement-based slurry. Foam offers a lightweight repair with small patch points and fast curing.
A controlled lift takes specialized equipment and careful monitoring. Uneven injection or over-lifting can damage concrete. We assess the slab, plan the injection, and check the elevations throughout the work.
We lift gradually and monitor the slab. Existing condition affects the repair, and cracks may remain visible. We assess the concrete and explain what the lift can achieve before starting.
Southern Idaho is home
Based in Burley. Serving homes, businesses, and agricultural properties across Southern Idaho.
Let’s get it done right.
Send a few photos or request a free estimate. We’ll assess your slabs, explain the options, and give you a clear price.