Garage floor leveling in Eastlake & Lake County
Settled garage slabs raised back to level with polyurethane foam. Close the gap at the door, stop the water, and park on it the same day.
A settled garage floor lets in water, ice, and mice
Garage floors settle because the slab sits on backfill that was compacted in a hurry when the house was built. Give it a couple decades of Ohio freeze and thaw and the slab drops, usually at the door.
That drop opens a gap under the garage door seal. Rain and snow melt run in, mice walk in, and in winter the wet floor turns to ice.
We inject polyurethane foam under the slab and raise it back to the door. No jackhammer, no repour, no week of keeping cars on the street. Most garage floors are lifted in a morning.
Get a free quoteWhen a garage floor needs lifting
Gap under the door seal
The slab dropped away from the garage door and daylight shows at the bottom.
Water coming in
Rain and melt water run under the door and pool on the low side of the floor.
Crack across the bay
A settled corner cracks the slab along the middle of the parking bay.
Step down from the house
The step from the house into the garage keeps getting taller as the slab drops.
Slab pitched backward
The floor tilts toward the house instead of draining out the door.
Hollow sound underfoot
Tap the slab and it sounds hollow. There is a void under it, and it will keep dropping.
Level again in four steps
Free quote
We check the slab, the pitch, and the gap at the door, then price the lift.
Small holes
A few penny sized holes through the slab. No demolition.
Inject & lift
Polyurethane foam expands under the slab and raises it back to level.
Seal & done
We patch the holes and seal the perimeter. Park on it the same day.
Frequently asked
Do I need to empty the garage?
Can foam hold a truck?
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What about the crack in the slab?
Get your garage floor quote
Send a photo of the gap at the door and we will tell you if it can be lifted. Serving Eastlake, Willoughby, Mentor and all of Greater Cleveland.