A homeowner in Creve Coeur, Missouri, had a driveway that was beginning to settle. The affected concrete was no longer properly supported, leaving the driveway uneven and raising concerns about continued movement.
A crack had also formed in the concrete. If left open, cracks can allow rainwater to reach the soil beneath the driveway, contributing to erosion, void formation, and additional settlement.
The homeowner wanted to lift and stabilize the affected driveway while preserving the existing concrete. The project also included caulking the crack to help limit water entry and provide a cleaner finished appearance.
When the STL Polyjack team inspected the driveway, we found:
Because the existing driveway remained in repairable condition, polyurethane concrete lifting offered a practical alternative to complete replacement.
We used our polyurethane concrete lifting process to raise and stabilize the affected driveway section. We then caulked the crack to help protect the repaired area.
Small access holes measuring approximately 5/8 inch were carefully drilled through the affected concrete. These holes allowed us to reach the unsupported spaces beneath the driveway.
High-density polyurethane foam was injected beneath the settled slab. As the foam expanded, it filled hidden voids, restored support, and carefully lifted the driveway.
The lifting process was closely controlled to improve the slab’s position and alignment as much as existing conditions allowed.
After the driveway was lifted and stabilized, the small injection holes were patched. The existing crack was then caulked to help limit water from entering beneath the slab and improve the finished appearance.
The work area was cleaned, and the fast-curing polyurethane allowed the repaired driveway to return to normal use with minimal downtime.
The settled driveway was lifted and stabilized without removing and replacing the existing concrete.
The completed project provided:
Existing slab and soil conditions can affect the exact amount of lift possible. However, the driveway was adjusted to the best achievable position and supported from beneath.
Changing weather, moisture, drainage problems, and soil movement can cause driveways throughout Creve Coeur to settle unevenly. Replacing the entire driveway is not always necessary when the existing slabs remain structurally repairable.
Polyurethane concrete lifting addresses the loss of support beneath the driveway. The expanding foam fills hidden voids, stabilizes the slab, and allows settled concrete to be carefully raised through small access holes.
If your driveway is sinking, uneven, or cracked, learn more about concrete lifting in Creve Coeur, MO. STL Polyjack can evaluate the concrete and determine whether it can be lifted and stabilized instead of replaced.
STL Polyjack proudly serves homeowners, businesses, and property managers across the St. Charles and St. Louis area. With over a decade of experience, we provide polyurethane concrete leveling, lifting, and structural repair solutions that restore sinking concrete without the cost of replacement. From driveways and sidewalks to warehouse floors and parking lots, we keep properties safe, level, and stable.
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If you have sinking or uneven concrete around your property, we can evaluate the issue and recommend the best solution.
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Saint Louis Polyjack specializes in polyurethane concrete leveling, lifting, and structural repair throughout St. Louis, MO and surrounding communities. We raise and stabilize sinking driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, warehouse floors, and more using advanced poly foam technology.
Our process is fast, clean, and long-lasting — backed by a 5-year warranty.
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