Concrete Lifting & Leveling in West Hills, CA

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In West Hills, California, uneven driveways, sidewalks, and patios can cause safety and aesthetic issues for homeowners. Concrete lifting is an effective way to fix these problems. Using polyurethane foam, this method lifts and stabilizes settled concrete slabs. The expanding foam fills any voids and levels out sunken slabs, ensuring a smooth surface and preventing further soil erosion. Slab leveling through foam injection is a cost-effective and quick solution for restoring the appearance and safety of your concrete surfaces.

Groundworks has been supporting homeowners with top-quality foundation and concrete solutions for over 30 years. We offer free inspections with our certified inspectors and maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, demonstrating our commitment to customer satisfaction. Our team uses advanced techniques like PolyRenewal™ to address concrete lifting needs in West Hills. We are dedicated to providing lasting results through experienced and reliable service, ensuring your property's concrete surfaces remain stable and even.

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Groundworks is West Hills' Concrete Lifting Expert

Serving West Hills and the surrounding areas

Why your neighbors trust Groundworks

We've earned 33 five star reviews.

"This team was amazing! Came in and were professional, communicated daily plan, every day on time, productive, and we’re done ahead of schedule. Kept the work area clean neat and accessible as needed. When the job was completed the crew cleaned the area and surrounding area! Great job to superintendent Romero Perez, Foreman Kevin Muniz, and the team… Jose G, Adair B., David M, Andrew R, Jacob S, Oscar V, Isaiah N, Ronnie, G, and Oscar G. Great job and thank you for a job well done!!!"

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Our work comes with a nationally backed warranty.

Types of Concrete Damage in West Hills

Driveways

Pools

Patio and Porch Cracks

Slabs

Groundworks Certified Field Inspector with tape measure

Sinking Foundation

Common Causes of your Concrete Problems in West Hills

Have you ever wondered why your home in the West Hills area might start showing signs of foundation trouble? The key lies in the interaction between soil and moisture that is characteristic of this region. West Hills experiences cycles of wet and dry conditions, leading to soil expansion and contraction. This movement, known as soil heave, can create shifts under your home. Clay-rich soils prevalent in this area are particularly prone to these fluctuations, expanding significantly when wet and shrinking when dry. This ebb and flow can alter the soil's stability over time, increasing the likelihood of foundation settling or movement.

These soil dynamics can have significant effects on your home's concrete elements. Foundations, basement walls, and crawl spaces are subjected to stress as they adjust to the changing ground conditions. Signs that these structures are under strain include wall cracks, uneven flooring, sticking doors, and even areas of pooling water near the foundation. Catching these issues early is crucial in preventing serious damage to your home's structural integrity. Early detection and addressing these foundational stressors can save you from hefty repair bills and ensure the longevity of your home in the beautiful West Hills environment.

Concrete Lifting Solutions We Provide For You in West Hills

Stabilize Concrete

What We Do

Assess concrete challenges
Implement specialized techniques
Deliver enduring concrete restoration

What We Use

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Our Other Services in West Hills

Crawl Space Encapsulation

Crawl Space Repair

Driveway Repair

Foundation Repair

Our Groundworks' West Hills Office Serves You

Our Address

1850 S. Parco Ave., Ontario, CA 91761

Contact Us

(855) 976-0804

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FAQs

Yes, there are budget-friendly options for uneven concrete, such as foam concrete lifting, which is often more cost-effective than replacing the entire slab. Additionally, leveling compounds and minor patching may also be suitable for smaller issues.

Foam lifting primarily functions to raise and stabilize the concrete by injecting a high-density polyurethane foam underneath the slab. While it does not significantly reinforce the concrete itself, it helps to prevent further sinking by providing support.

Common signs that your concrete needs lifting or repair include visible sinking or settling, uneven surfaces, noticeable cracks, drainage issues, and pooling water around the concrete surface.

The soil composition in West Hills can significantly impact concrete stability. Expansive clay soils, common in some areas, can shrink and swell with moisture changes, leading to shifting or settling of concrete slabs. Proper assessment and preparation during installation can help mitigate these effects.

While lifting can address issues related to current sinking or unevenness, it does not guarantee that new cracking or sinking will not occur in the future. Continued monitoring and maintenance are recommended to ensure long-term stability.

How it works

Straightforward and simple process

Schedule an
inspection

Upon arrival, our Inspector will introduce themselves and chat with you about the problems you're experiencing. Based on the information you provide them, they'll then create a plan of action to examine your home inside and out.

Receive a detailed
repair plan and quote

Once the inspection is complete, the Inspector will sit with you and present their findings. And because we provide same-day estimates, you'll have all the cost and financing information you need to make a decision right away.

Get the work done
when you're ready

When you're ready to move forward with repairs, we'll help you choose an installation date that works for your schedule, and notify our Installation team immediately of the upcoming work.