Farmington Foundation Pros
Driveway Lifting in Farmington, UT
Driveway lifting in Farmington, UT raises sunken slabs with foam injection, same-day use, no full tear-out. Free estimates.
Serving Farmington and nearby communities.
A sinking driveway slab near the garage apron usually points to eroded base soil under constant vehicle load, not a problem with the concrete itself. On Farmington lots, irrigation runoff that drains toward the garage area washes out fines from under the slab over time, and the weight of a parked car eventually finds that gap.
Farmington Foundation Pros lifts sunken driveway sections with polyurethane foam rated for vehicle load, instead of tearing out and repouring the whole slab. Most jobs are done and drivable again the same day.
Before & after
Before and after Driveway Lifting
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After
Codes & permits
Permits and codes for Driveway Lifting
City apron rules vary by jurisdiction. Confirm specifics with Davis County or your city before scheduling work near the street.
| Typically needs a permit | Often no permit |
|---|---|
| Driveway work tied to a city-owned apron or right-of-way section | Standard foam injection lifting on a private driveway slab |
| Any lifting work paired with a structural driveway rebuild | Patch and seal work at drilled access points |
| — | Joint resealing after a lift |
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Get a Driveway Lifting estimate in Farmington
Call Farmington Foundation Pros at (385) 988-6451 or request a free estimate. We'll check the slab and the soil under it before quoting.
DIY vs pro
DIY vs hiring a pro for Driveway Lifting
| DIY | Hire a pro |
|---|---|
| Filling hairline surface cracks with a concrete crack filler | Any slab that's visibly dropped or developed a gap at the threshold |
| Resealing expansion joints that have simply dried out, not settled | Driveways where vehicle weight keeps making the dip worse |
| Pressure washing and resealing the surface for cosmetic upkeep | Slabs redirecting water onto the garage floor |
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Driveway Lifting FAQs
How much does driveway lifting cost?
Single slab fixes typically run $400–$800. Full driveway corrections with multiple slabs and drainage work run higher, usually $2,500–$5,000.
How long does driveway lifting take?
Most jobs finish in a few hours. Foam cures fast enough that you can usually drive on it again the same day.
Will driveway lifting work on a slab near my garage door?
That's one of the most common spots we fix, since vehicle weight concentrates right at the threshold where erosion happens.
Is driveway lifting rated for vehicle weight?
Yes. We use high-density polyurethane foam specifically rated for driveway loads, not the lighter foam used on patios or sidewalks.
Does lifting fix water pooling by my garage?
Often yes, if the slope was off because of settlement. Lifting restores the original grade so water drains away from the garage instead of into it.
Is driveway lifting cheaper than replacing the whole driveway?
Generally, yes, often by a wide margin, since it reuses your existing concrete instead of requiring full demolition and repour.
When to call
When to call for Driveway Lifting
Call Farmington Foundation Pros for a free estimate before the settlement spreads to more of the driveway.
- A visible gap or step where the driveway meets the garage floor
- A tire catching on a raised or sunken slab edge
- Water pooling on the driveway and running toward the garage
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Our process
Step 1Driveway Inspection
Sunken or sloped sections are identified for correction.
Step 2Access Drilling
Small holes are drilled at strategic points along the driveway.
Step 3Foam Injection
Expanding foam is pumped beneath the slab to raise it evenly.
Step 4Slope Correction
The surface is adjusted to restore proper drainage direction.
Step 5Hole Sealing
Drilled holes are patched to blend with the existing surface.
Step 6Surface Review
The driveway is inspected for even, stable elevation.
Materials
Materials and methods we use
Polyurethane Foam
Provides lightweight lift without adding excess weight to the soil.
Concrete Patch Mix
Used to seal access holes after injection work.
Joint Sealant
Reseals expansion joints disturbed during the lifting process.
Surface Sealer
Protects the driveway from moisture and future cracking.
Leveling Equipment
Ensures accurate measurement during the lifting procedure.
Bonding Primer
Improves patch adhesion to the original concrete surface.
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