Serving Layton, UT
Concrete Contractor in Layton, Utah
Poly-Lift lifts and levels sunken concrete in Layton, Utah with Deep Foamjection. We raise driveways, sidewalks, stairs, patios, and garage slabs back to level, a cleaner and quicker fix than mudjacking that is ready to use the same day and usually about half the cost of replacement.
About Layton
Layton sits between the Great Salt Lake and the Wasatch Range, a thriving Davis County community known for Adams Canyon, Layton Commons Park, and year-round outdoor recreation. Its mix of established and newer neighborhoods means plenty of concrete, and plenty of it eventually settles.
Poly-Lift travels to Layton to raise that concrete rather than replace it, then seal it so it holds up to the freeze-thaw cycles that caused the problem in the first place.
What we do in Layton
One local crew for settled foundations and the sunken concrete around them. Every job starts with a free on-site look and an exact price before any work begins.
Concrete Leveling & Lifting
Level a sunken driveway, sidewalk, or patio with Deep Foamjection instead of replacing it.
Concrete Sealing
Sealing to guard the surface against Utah's freeze-thaw and de-icing salt.
Foundation Repair
For a settling foundation, we drive push piers or helical piles down to solid support.
Areas we serve near Layton
Cities
Layton, Syracuse, Clearfield, Clinton
Neighborhoods
East Layton, West Layton, Rachels Place, Whitesides Estates, Rosewood, Meadowbrook Hollow, Aspen Heights, Robinwood, Sahara Village
Layton FAQ
How much does concrete lifting cost in Layton?
Expect roughly half the cost of tearing out and repouring, often less. Your exact price comes after a free on-site look.
How long does a concrete lifting job take?
Most residential jobs wrap in a few hours, and you can use the concrete the moment we are done.
What makes concrete sink?
It usually comes down to the soil under the slab: weak compaction when it was poured, freeze-thaw through winter, or water eroding the base. Once the support gives way, the slab drops.
Do you lift concrete in the winter?
Yes. We run year-round in Northern Utah, and the foam does not care about the cold. The only holdup is ground that is frozen solid, so most winter jobs go right ahead.
What customers say
Clay with Polylift was incredibly professional and punctual in getting us an estimate and scheduling promptly. We selected him over other companies for his previous successful experience supporting and lifting tiled concrete slabs that had fallen/sunk. While other companies told us we would have to remove the tile in order to lift the concrete, Clay was able to successfully support and lift a one and a half inch settlement by simply drilling 5/8 inch holes in between the tile along the grout joints and injecting the foam. In the process we experienced no tile or grout cracking across the 20 x 30' room. Couldn't be happier. Very professional, clean process.
Not only did they do a GREAT job but they were the most affordable. I'm very happy with the work they did. They raised my sidewalk at the bottom of my stairs that had sunk down about 4 inches. Looks good as new.
Free estimates across Layton
One local crew, an exact price up front, and work that is usually done in a day.