Yes, we lift sunken concrete and coat garage floors in Green Bay. Driveways, garage aprons, sidewalks, patios and steps are raised back to level with polyurethane foam through penny-sized holes, usually in a few hours. Green Bay is about 15–25 minutes from our Suamico shop. Send photos for a price within 24 hours.
Concrete in Green Bay
Decades-old flatwork
Many Green Bay neighborhoods have driveways and walks poured 30 to 70 years ago. Slabs that old are often still solid concrete sitting on soil that has washed out or settled, which is exactly what foam lifting fixes.
Clay soil and freeze-thaw
Clay-heavy soils around the bay hold water, and every winter that water freezes and thaws under your slabs. The result is uneven joints, trip lips and slabs that pitch the wrong way.
Public sidewalks
Sidewalks in the city right-of-way can come with city rules on who repairs them and how. If your trip hazard is on a public walk, we'll tell you what we see and you can confirm with the city before we lift it.
What we do in Green Bay
Common questions
Do you serve all of Green Bay?
Yes. We work across Green Bay on both sides of the river, plus Allouez, Bellevue, Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Howard and Suamico. Send photos from anywhere in the city and we'll price it the same day or next.
Do I need a permit to lift concrete in Green Bay?
Lifting an existing slab on your own property usually doesn't require a permit because nothing is being poured or replaced. Work on a public sidewalk or the driveway approach at the curb can fall under city rules, so we check that before we start.
Why is so much concrete sinking in Green Bay?
Most of it comes down to water and soil. Clay soils hold moisture, freeze-thaw cycles loosen the base every winter, and runoff through open joints washes fine soil out from under slabs until they drop.
Get your Green Bay price from photos
Send three phone photos and a quick measurement. You'll get a firm price by text within 24 hours, no site visit needed for most jobs.