Or…”Why are you more expensive than your mudjacking competitor?”

Polyurethane concrete lifting is a budget-friendly and environmentally-conscious alternative to tearing out concrete. By opting for foam jacking, you can raise your current concrete slab at a fraction of the cost, often up to 85% less than replacing it. Typically, polyurethane concrete lifting costs less than half the cost of laying new concrete. Additionally, it can lead to even more significant savings by eliminating the need for demolition, removal, and extensive landscaping work.

Polyurethane Concrete Lifting: The Budget-Friendly Alternative

Unlike mudjacking, which uses a heavy slurry of mud and cement, polyurethane concrete lifting injects lightweight, expanding foam beneath the sunken slab. This foam raises the concrete back to its original position, often in a matter of hours. To learn more about this process, read our in-depth guide on how polyurethane concrete lifting works.

Why Polyurethane Beats Traditional Concrete Replacement

• Cost Savings: Skip the demolition, disposal, and pouring of new concrete. Polyurethane lifting can save you up to 85% compared to replacement.
• Speed and Convenience: Most projects are completed within a few hours, and our foam cures completely in just 15 minutes. This means minimal disruption to your property or business and virtually no downtime.
• Durability: Polyurethane foam is water-resistant and won’t erode like mudjacking materials, ensuring a long-lasting repair.
• Eco-Friendly: Polyurethane foam is a sustainable option with a smaller environmental footprint than traditional concrete.

Mudjacking vs. Foam Jacking: Cost Difference

Mudjacking uses a mixture of mud and cement, while foam jacking employs specialized polyurethane foam. This difference in materials significantly impacts the cost. Mudjacking is typically about 20% less expensive than foam jacking due to lower material costs. However, polyurethane foam is more durable, lighter, faster-curing, and less invasive.

Concrete Lifting vs. Replacement: A Cost-Effective Solution for Manitoba Homeowners

Manitoba’s harsh climate can wreak havoc on concrete slabs, causing them to heave, thaw, and settle. But before you tear out your damaged concrete and invest in costly replacement, consider the alternative: concrete lifting.

Concrete lifting is a faster, less disruptive, and more budget-friendly option than replacement. In most cases, we can lift and repair your concrete in just a few hours, with minimal disruption to your property. Once the dime-sized injection holes are patched, you can use your concrete immediately, as if there was never a problem.

Factors Affecting Polyurethane Concrete Lifting Costs

Several factors influence polyurethane concrete lifting costs:

• Size of the Area: Larger areas require more material and labor.
• Amount of Settlement: More foam is needed for significant settlement.
• Additional Charges: Extra services like saw cutting, patching, and sealing can increase costs.
• Travel Charges: Additional fees may apply if the property is outside the regular service area.
• Job Difficulty: Complex projects may require extra time and specialized equipment.
• Local Labor Rates: Prices vary depending on local labor costs.

We aim to be transparent about our pricing. During your free consultation, we’ll discuss all these factors and provide you with a detailed, accurate estimate for your project.

Ballpark Estimate

Expect to pay anywhere from $5 to $25 per square foot for polyurethane concrete lifting costs. For a more accurate estimate tailored to your project, request a free quote from our team.

• Per Square Foot: On average, polyurethane concrete lifting costs between $5 and $25 per square foot.
• Minimum Charge: Our minimum charge for any project is $1000 plus GST. This covers all costs involved for a minimum charge job, including travel, materials, labor, equipment, and more.
• Free Estimate: The best way to get an accurate estimate is to request a free quote from our team.

Important Considerations:

• Minimum Charge: Our minimum charge for any concrete lifting, leveling, void filling, stabilization, or under-slab insulation project is $1000 plus GST. This covers all costs involved, including travel, materials, labor, equipment, and more.
• Free Estimate: The averages provided are for reference only. The best way to get an accurate estimate for your specific project is to request a free quote from our team. We’ll assess your unique needs and provide a detailed breakdown of the costs involved.

Remember: While the square footage of your concrete slab is a factor in pricing, it’s not the sole determinant. Even slabs of similar size can vary significantly in cost depending on the degree of settlement, the complexity of the job, and other factors we’ve discussed. That’s why a personalized assessment and detailed quote are essential to accurately determine the cost of your specific project.

We hope this tiered pricing guide gives you a better idea of what to expect. Remember, every project is different, and we’re here to help you find the most cost-effective solution for your concrete needs.

Slab-Jack Kings: Your Concrete Lifting Experts

If you’re in Manitoba or Northwestern Ontario, Slab-Jack Kings can provide a free consultation and estimate for your polyurethane concrete lifting costs project. Our experienced team can assess your specific needs and offer a personalized solution.