We lift and level sunken concrete with polyurethane foam injected through dime-sized holes - driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, and garage floors. No tear-out, no replacement, and you can usually drive on it the same day. We diagnose the void underneath first, then lift the slab back to grade.
Tell us what's sinking - driveway, patio, walkway, pool deck. We'll measure the slab, find the void, and give you a clear plan to lift it.
Texas soil moves, and the concrete on top of it settles, cracks, and creates trip hazards. Foam leveling lifts it back to grade for a fraction of replacement cost. A free inspection tells you what's actually fixable.
Driveways, walkways, and patios that have dropped below grade or pitch the wrong way are prime candidates for foam lifting.
One slab sitting higher than the next is a liability and a sign the soil below has washed out or settled.
Concrete that now drains toward the house instead of away from it can be re-pitched by lifting it back to the right slope.
Stair-step and separation cracks often mean a void underneath. We fill the void and stabilize before it gets worse.
Foam leveling lifts most sunken concrete for a fraction of replacement cost. But some slabs are too far gone, and we'll say so instead of taking your money. We do four services - foundation, drainage, concrete, and crawlspace - so we have no reason to oversell any one of them.
A specialist measures the slab, finds the void underneath, and checks what caused the settling - drainage, soil, or wash-out. About an hour for most jobs.
A written plan: what we can lift with foam, what it costs, and - if a slab really is past saving - we'll tell you straight rather than lift something that won't hold.
No pressure. Most foam jobs are done in a few hours and you can use the surface the same day. Financing available if you want it.
Every dot is a real G.L. Hunt job from the last 5 years - and that's just a fraction of our work since 1987. We've completed thousands of jobs across the Austin metro since 2022; zoom into your neighborhood and see how many of your neighbors we've already helped.
Almost nobody budgets for a repair they did not see coming. You have options, and your inspector will walk through which one actually fits your situation.
Through our lending partners. No deposit required and no prepayment penalty. Fixed interest rates are determined by credit score, and repayment terms vary by lender. Promotional 0% periods are available on some programs for customers with credit scores above 700, subject to approval and available discounts.
Financed directly through G.L. Hunt, no outside lender involved. A 50% deposit gets the work started, and the balance carries a one-time 10% financing charge plus a $150 mechanic's lien fee.
For homes under contract to sell. Put down 50%, we do the repair, and we work with your title company to collect the balance out of the sale. A $150 mechanic's lien fee applies.
Programs, rates and repayment terms depend on the lender, your credit and the scope of the project, and all financing is subject to approval. If a pay-at-close transaction is not finalized within 30 days, the balance is due in full or the agreement transitions to in-house financing with a one-time 10% charge on the remaining balance. Your inspector will go through the details and the real numbers with you before you commit to anything.
It depends on the square footage, how far the slab has dropped, and how much foam it takes to fill the void. It's almost always a fraction of tear-out and replacement, though. We measure on-site and give you a written number - no flat guesses.
Mudjacking pumps a heavy slurry under sunken concrete; polyurethane foam is far lighter, won't wash out, cures in minutes, and goes in through dime-sized holes instead of big ones. For driveways, walkways, patios, and pool decks in Texas soil, foam lasts longer and looks cleaner. One thing foam is not for: lifting your house. A home's foundation is a different job, and we stabilize it with piers, not foam.
The foam itself is waterproof and doesn't break down, so the lift is long-term. What matters most is fixing what caused the settling in the first place - which is why we check drainage and soil during the inspection.
Yes - driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, garage floors, and porch slabs are all common foam-leveling jobs. If a section is cracked into too many pieces to lift cleanly, we'll tell you during the inspection.
Most residential foam jobs are done in a few hours, and you can typically walk or drive on the surface the same day. We'll give you the exact timeline in your written estimate.
Yes - the concrete inspection is completely free and no-obligation. We offer flexible financing with 0% promotional periods available on some plans for customers with credit scores above 700, subject to approval and available discounts, but only if the work actually makes sense for your home.
One honest inspection. We measure the slab, find the void, and tell you exactly what foam leveling will cost to bring your Austin concrete back to grade - and whether it's worth it.
