Concrete Lifting in Pleasant Grove, Utah

Pleasant Grove sits right under Mount Timpanogos. It's the home of Strawberry Days and of the Battle Creek Falls trail that starts at Kiwanis Park, with established neighborhoods full of older sidewalks and newer subdivisions with newer driveways. Either way, freeze-thaw winters and spring runoff keep working on the soil under your concrete.

Utah Concrete Lifting and Repair lifts sunken concrete in Pleasant Grove with polyurethane foam. We're a family business from Mapleton, run by owner Drew Hubbard (Utah license 12877564-5501, B100), who has 20+ years of construction experience, and his son Trevin. We've helped 2,000+ homeowners and earned 200+ five-star Google reviews.

Concrete problems we fix in Pleasant Grove

Sidewalks and front walks

Older sidewalk squares that have dropped are a trip hazard for neighbors, kids and visitors. See sidewalk trip hazard repair.

Driveways

A panel that has settled at the garage or the sidewalk can catch tires and snow shovels. See driveway lifting.

Steps and porches

Steps that tip or pull away from the house are a fall risk. In many cases we can lift them without tearing them out. See step and porch lifting.

Patios, garage floors and pool decks

Patios that slope toward the house, dropped garage sections, and uneven pool deck slabs can usually be lifted back into place. See garage floor lifting.

Why concrete sinks in Pleasant Grove

Freeze-thaw cycles, downspouts that empty next to slabs, overspraying sprinklers, and soil that shrinks, swells, or washes out all play a part. If drainage is part of your problem, we'll point it out so the fix lasts.

How polyurethane concrete lifting works

1. We drill small holes, about 3/8 inch across (roughly the size of a dime), in the sunken slab.

2. We inject high-density polyurethane foam underneath.

3. The foam expands, fills the empty spaces under the slab, and lifts the concrete back into position.

4. We patch the holes.

5. You can walk on your concrete right away and drive on it after about 4 hours.

We use a custom-made 3 lb hydrophobic polyurethane foam, made locally by Utah Foam Products: made in our area, for our area. There's no jackhammering, no hauling away old concrete, and no waiting for new concrete to cure. Compare methods in Polyjacking vs. Mudjacking in Utah.

What concrete lifting costs in Pleasant Grove

We use the same pricing in Pleasant Grove as everywhere else we work:

• Typical sidewalk: $300 to $1,200, depending on length and other factors

• Driveway panel: $300 to $800, depending on size and how much lift is needed

• Steps, patios, and other jobs: free estimate

• Minimum job charge: None

A fuel surcharge may apply for remote jobs. Your exact price comes from a free on-site estimate. For what raises or lowers the price, see our Utah concrete lifting cost guide.

Our 3-year warranty

Every lifting job comes with a 3-year warranty. If a slab we lifted settles more than 1/4 inch within three years, we come back and lift it again (a fuel fee may apply). Lifting doesn't change the soil, so we'll also point out drainage problems worth fixing. Read the full warranty.

Pleasant Grove concrete lifting FAQ

Do you work in Pleasant Grove?

Yes, all of Pleasant Grove, plus nearby American Fork, Orem and Lehi.

Is lifting always the right fix?

No. If the concrete is crumbling or broken into many small pieces, lifting won't give you a solid surface, and we'll tell you so.

How soon can I use my sidewalk?

Right away. Your sidewalk is ready for foot traffic as soon as we finish.

Can you lift concrete in the winter?

Yes, when it's above 40°F and the slab is clear of snow and ice. We'll schedule the next day that meets both conditions.

Serving Pleasant Grove and nearby

See every city we cover on our service areas page, and real jobs on our before and after page.

Nearby cities we serve

We also lift concrete in American Fork · Orem · Lehi · Provo. See all service areas →

Get a free estimate in Pleasant Grove

We're open Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with same-day quotes. Call or text (385) 398-9886, or chat with us for your free estimate. You can also send us photos of the problem concrete.