Polyurethane Concrete Lifting in Richardson, TX

Mudjacking pumps a cement-based slurry under the slab. Polyurethane injects a lightweight expanding foam through much smaller holes. Foam cures faster and adds less weight, which matters on clay soil that's already prone to shifting.

Usually an hour or two before walking on it, and you can typically drive on it the same day. The foam sets fast compared to a slurry mix.

It restores the slab to grade and holds well, but no lifting method stops the ground from moving entirely. If the soil under a section keeps shifting, that area may need attention again down the line.

It's one of the more common uses. Foam is a good fit for driveway sections near the garage or street where you don't want added weight sitting on already-soft soil.

Depends on the void size and how far the slab has settled. Small spot lifts use very little; larger sunken sections take more material.

It can lift and support both sides of a crack, but it won't seal the crack itself. We can talk about a sealant or patch alongside the lift.