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Void filling & stabilization

Void filling & slab stabilization in Eastlake & Lake County

A hollow sounding slab has not sunk yet. Fill the void now with polyurethane foam and it never will. This is the cheapest concrete fix you will ever buy, because you buy it before the damage.

The problem

The slab is fine. The dirt under it is gone.

Water is always moving under your concrete. Downspouts, sump lines, and grade washout carry soil away a little at a time. The slab bridges the empty space for a while, then it cracks or drops all at once.

You can hear it coming. A slab with a void under it sounds hollow when you tap it, and it may flex or rock underfoot. Steps and stoops pull away from the house the same way.

We pump polyurethane foam into the void until the slab is fully supported again. If the slab has already started to settle, the same injection lifts it back to level. Done before the crack, it costs a fraction of any repair after it.

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Signs to watch for

When a slab needs stabilizing

Hollow sound

Tap the slab with a broom handle. A drum sound means empty space underneath.

Slab flexes or rocks

The concrete moves under your weight. It is bridging a void.

Washout at the edges

You can see soil eroding out from under the slab edge after storms.

Downspout dumping at a slab

A downspout that discharges next to concrete is digging a void under it.

Steps pulling away

The stoop or steps are separating from the house as the fill under them washes out.

New cracks

Hairline cracks appearing across a slab often mean it has started to bridge empty space.

How it works

Level again in four steps

1

Free quote

We sound the slab, map the void, and price the fill before anything sinks.

2

Small holes

A few penny sized holes through the slab. No demolition.

3

Inject & lift

Polyurethane foam expands under the slab and raises it back to level.

4

Seal & done

We patch the holes and seal the joints so water stops carving new voids.

50-70%Less than replacement
15 minFoam cure time
Same dayBack in use
Where voids come from

Water digs, the slab bridges, then it drops

Diagram of a void forming under a concrete slab as downspout water washes out the soil
A downspout dumping at the slab edge carries soil out a little at a time. The empty space is the void, and the crack starts right above it.
Void & stabilization questions

Frequently asked

How do I know if there is a void under my concrete?
Tap the slab with a broom handle. Solid concrete thuds, a void sounds hollow like a drum. Flexing, rocking, and new cracks are the other giveaways.
Why fill a void if the slab has not sunk?
Because stabilizing a supported slab costs a fraction of lifting a sunken one, and far less than replacing a cracked one. The void only ever gets bigger.
Does void filling also lift the slab?
Same material, same holes. If the slab has already settled, we keep injecting after the void is full and the foam lifts it back to level.
What causes voids under concrete?
Moving water, almost every time. Downspouts, poor grading, leaking sump lines, and Ohio freeze and thaw all carry soil out from under slabs.
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Get the void checked before it sinks

If your slab sounds hollow, send us a message. We will sound it, map it, and quote the fill. Serving Eastlake, Willoughby, Mentor and all of Greater Cleveland.

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