HOA and Commercial Concrete Lifting in Utah County

We lift sunken sidewalks, entrances, walkways and other flat slabs for HOAs, property managers and businesses using polyurethane foam, and we work around your schedule. Lifting removes trip hazards without demolition, and walkways can reopen to foot traffic as soon as we finish.

Utah Concrete Lifting and Repair is a family-owned company based in Mapleton. Owner Drew Hubbard is a licensed and insured General Contractor (Utah license 12877564-5501, B100) with 20+ years of construction experience. We've helped 2,000+ homeowners and earned 200+ five-star Google reviews.

Why common-area concrete sinks in Utah

Freeze-thaw cycles

They open gaps under walkways and entrances every winter.

Irrigation and runoff

Common-area sprinklers, downspouts and parking-lot runoff soak the soil along sidewalks and wash it out.

Soil

Clay that shrinks and swells, and silty bench soils that collapse when soaked, are common across Utah County.

A note on ADA trip hazards

For reference, the 2010 ADA Standards (section 303) allow level changes up to 1/4 inch; 1/4 to 1/2 inch must be beveled, and over 1/2 inch ramped. Your obligations are a question for your own advisor.

Who's responsible for the sidewalk?

It varies by city, and HOAs set their own rules. We'll give you an estimate you can share with your board.

How polyurethane concrete lifting works

We drill small holes, about 3/8 inch across (roughly the size of a dime), in the sunken slab.
We inject high-density polyurethane foam underneath.
The foam expands, fills the empty spaces under the slab, and lifts the concrete back into position.
We patch the holes.
Walkways reopen to foot traffic as soon as we finish; slabs that carry vehicles need 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. No jackhammering, no dumpster, and no long closures. We walk the property with you first and walk the finished work with you after.

What HOA and commercial lifting costs

Commercial and HOA jobs are priced after a free on-site look:

HOA and commercial jobs: free on-site estimate
Minimum job charge: None

If slabs are in one piece or a few solid pieces, lifting fixes them without demolition. If a slab is crumbling, we'll tell you replacement is better. 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.

Winter work

For winter trip hazards: We lift only when it's above 40°F and the slab is clear of snow and ice. If a problem shows up mid-winter, we'll schedule the next day that meets both conditions.

HOA and commercial FAQ

Do you work for HOAs and property managers?

Yes. We lift sidewalks, entrances, walkways and other slabs for HOAs, property managers and businesses.

Can you work around our business hours?

Yes. Walkways can reopen to foot traffic as soon as we finish, and slabs that carry vehicles need about 4 hours before cars drive on them.

Can you give us an estimate to share with our board?

Yes. We'll walk the property, note each problem slab, and give you an estimate for your board or management company.

What forms of payment do you take?

Cash, check, card, Venmo, and financing.

Where we work

We lift commercial and HOA concrete across Provo, Orem, Lehi, Payson, Salt Lake City and our other service areas. See also sidewalk trip hazard repair.

Get a free estimate for your property

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 areas.