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RV Pad Concrete Lifting in Utah

If your RV pad has sunk, tilted, or dropped where it meets the driveway, we can usually lift it back to level with polyurethane foam instead of tearing it out. We drill small holes, inject foam underneath, and patch the holes. You can walk on the pad right away, and park on it after about 4 hours.

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.

Concrete parking pad along the side of a house with a boat trailer on it

Why RV pads sink in Utah

Heavy, concentrated loads

An RV or trailer puts a lot of weight on a few tire and jack points, often for months.

Side-yard drainage

RV pads often run along a side yard, where downspouts and sprinklers soak the soil.

Freeze-thaw and soil

Freeze-thaw gaps plus Utah County clay and bench soils that move with moisture.

Why it matters

A tilted pad makes it harder to park and level your RV, and a drop at the driveway catches tires every time.

Before we arrive

Move the RV, trailer, and vehicles off the pad so we can reach every section.

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 the pad right away and park your RV 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. It's light, so it lifts the slab without loading soil that's already settling.

What RV pad lifting costs

RV pads are priced after a free on-site look:

  • RV pads: free on-site estimate

  • Minimum job charge: None

Replacing an RV pad means demolition, a new pour, and a long wait before a heavy RV can park on new concrete. If the pad is in one piece or a few solid pieces, lifting keeps it. 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.

RV pads and winter

If your RV is parked for the winter, spring is an easy time to level the pad. 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.

RV pad FAQ

Can you lift an RV pad that's tilting toward the house?

Usually, yes. We lift the low side so the pad sits level and sheds water away from the house.

How soon can I park my RV after lifting?

The pad is ready for RV parking about 4 hours after we finish, so usually later the same day.

How much does it cost to lift an RV pad?

It depends on size, access, and how much foam is needed, so we price RV pads after an on-site look.

Can you lift the driveway at the same time?

Yes. We can look at everything in one estimate. See driveway concrete lifting.

Where we lift RV pads

We lift RV pads in Mapleton, Spanish Fork, Payson, Nephi, Heber City and across our service areas.

Get a free estimate for your RV pad

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 pad.

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