Concrete Leveling and Repair in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma homeowners often encounter cracked, uneven, or sunken concrete with their slab foundation, driveway, patio, or sidewalk. These settlement issues are not only cosmetically unappealing but can also cause a potential safety or “trip” hazard. Furthermore, settlement of interior concrete slabs can cause major foundation-related issues to homes. At OFS, our award-winning and HMI-certified team offers polyurethane injection services that remove potential safety hazards and stabilize homes.

Polyurethane injection is a fast and non-invasive service that ensures your property remains stable and level for years to come. This service is an engineer approved, long-lasting, and cost-effective solution—lifting and stabilizing settled concrete, removing safety hazards and unwanted liabilities, and potentially improving the aesthetics of homes.

Don’t settle for temporary fixes. Polyurethane injection provides long-lasting durability that stands the test of time. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that your driveways, sidewalks, and interior concrete slabs are reinforced for years to come.

1. Cost effective: Polyurethane concrete raising is often less than half the cost of replacing the concrete.
2. Saves Time:  Polyurethane stabilizes concrete very quickly, allowing homeowners to walk on or even drive on it the same day.
3. Saves Time: Polyurethane concrete raising is a minimally invasive process that does not require heavy equipment. With no concrete or grout splatter and with no wash down needed, our thorough cleanup is efficient and easy.
4. Barely Noticeable:  Polyurethane concrete raising drills a nearly invisible 5/8-inch hole and requires fewer holes than other services, requiring minimal patchwork once the work is completed.
5. Lightweight:  Polyurethane weighs only two pounds per cubic foot, never loses its density, and provides long-lasting durability that stands the test of time.
6. Eco-Friendly:  The polyurethane foam used by OFS is nontoxic and non-hazardous, helps save our natural resources, and uses environmentally friendly blowing agents.

• Cracked, uneven or unlevel interior concrete slab, driveway or sidewalk
• Sunken concrete that has created a trip hazard
• Sheetrock cracks (especially above or around door facings)
• Uneven door facings
• Large gaps between baseboards and the interior concrete slab

• Poor Soil Conditions: Differential settlement of a home’s foundation is often a result of the expansion and contraction of Oklahoma’s expansive clay soil. The soil expands when it receives moisture (i.e. rainfall), and it contracts when it experiences moisture loss (i.e. extreme heat with little rainfall). This can cause structural imbalances and visible signs of foundation-related issues.
• Poor Soil Compaction: Incorrectly compacted soil prior to construction causes concrete slabs to settle over time.
• Tree Roots: The large volume of water trees and large shrubs consume can result in moisture loss in the soil and cause nearby concrete slabs to settle.
• Poor Drainage: Inadequate drainage can oversaturate soils, causing concrete slabs to settle.