Driveway leveling is a process that lifts and stabilizes sunken concrete slabs without replacing them. Poly Lift USA uses polyurethane foam injection (polyjacking) to quickly and affordably raise uneven driveways back to their proper position by filling voids under the slab and restoring support.

Driveways sink when the soil beneath the concrete weakens or washes away. This often happens due to poor soil compaction, heavy rain, erosion, plumbing leaks, or long-term settling. Once the soil can’t support the slab, the concrete starts to drop, crack, or tilt.

Small holes are drilled into the driveway, and high-density polyurethane foam is injected beneath the concrete. The foam expands, fills empty spaces, and gently lifts the slab. Once level, the foam hardens and supports the concrete long-term.

Yes. In most cases, driveway leveling costs up to 75% less than full replacement, takes only hours instead of days, and avoids demolition, heavy equipment, and long cure times. If the concrete is structurally sound, lifting it is the smarter option.

Mudjacking lifts concrete using a heavy cement-based slurry, while polyurethane foam driveway leveling (polyjacking) uses a lightweight expanding foam. Polyurethane foam adds less weight to the soil, resists moisture, and allows the driveway to be used sooner. Both methods raise concrete, but Poly Lift USA only uses polyurethane foam for its speed, durability, and clean installation.

Most driveway leveling projects are completed in just a few hours. There’s no tear-out, no hauling away old concrete, and minimal disruption to your property.

In most cases, your driveway is ready for normal use the same day after polyurethane foam leveling. There’s no long wait time like with new concrete.

Polyurethane foam is lightweight, moisture-resistant, and designed for long-term stability. While no soil-related repair can guarantee zero movement forever, polyjacking significantly reduces the risk of future settling compared to traditional methods.

Driveway leveling lifts the slab and helps close gaps and reduce cracking caused by settlement. Existing cracks may still be visible, but leveling prevents them from worsening and restores a safer, smoother surface.

Absolutely. Uneven driveways create tripping hazards and vehicle damage risks. Concrete leveling removes height differences between slabs, making your driveway safer and easier to use.

Yes. The foam used for driveway leveling is engineered to be durable, inert, and moisture-resistant once cured. It does not wash out like mudjacking material and helps prevent further soil erosion under your concrete.

The cost depends on the size of the driveway, how far it has settled, and the amount of foam needed. However, driveway leveling is up to 50-75% less than concrete replacement often saving homeowners thousands.

Poly Lift USA provides professional driveway leveling and concrete lifting services across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, and Alabama. If you’re unsure if we can service your area, just give us a call!

Getting started is easy. Contact Poly Lift USA for a free estimate. Our team will assess your sinking driveway and recommend the best concrete leveling solution for your property.