The Problem You Can’t See (Yet).

Sometimes your concrete looks fine on the surface, but disaster is lurking underneath. Soil erosion, water runoff, and burrowing animals can create massive caverns—or “voids”—beneath your slabs.

If left unchecked, the concrete loses its support and will eventually crack, sink, or collapse. Pride Concrete Lifting fills these voids to stop the damage before it starts.

Common Signs of a Hidden Void

How do you know if you have a problem?

The “Hollow” Sound: If you tap your concrete with a broom handle or walk on it and it sounds like a drum, there is air underneath.
Burrowing Pests: Finding evidence of rodents, snakes, or ants entering cracks along the side of your slab often means they have found a void to live in.
Washout: Seeing soil washing out from the sides of your driveway or retaining wall after a rainstorm.

Specialized Applications

Our polyurethane foam isn’t just for lifting; it’s for stabilizing. Because it is liquid when injected, it flows into every crevice before expanding to fill the space.

1. Seawalls & Retaining Walls

Water is constantly trying to push soil through the joints of your seawall or retaining wall.

The Fix: We inject our hydrophobic foam behind the wall. It binds the soil together, displaces water, and creates a watertight seal that prevents future erosion.

2. Culverts & Drainage Pipes (CMP)

For municipalities and commercial properties, soil often washes away from around corrugated metal pipes (culverts), leading to road collapse.

The Fix: We inject foam around the pipe to fill the void, support the road above, and seal the pipe against leaks.

3. AC & Generator Pads

Heavy equipment pads often settle on one side, straining the copper lines and electrical connections.

The Fix: We can stabilize the pad without needing to disconnect or move the heavy unit.

4. Utility Trenches

After utility work, the backfilled soil often settles, leaving a depression in your yard or lot. We can inject foam to densify the soil and prevent it from sinking further.