
Spanish Fork Foundation Pros
Sidewalk Lifting in Spanish Fork, UT
Polyurethane foam injection fixes trip-hazard sidewalk slabs and uneven joints in Spanish Fork, fast and free to estimate.
- 15+ Years local experience
- 500+ Projects completed
- Licensed & Insured
Serving Spanish Fork and nearby communities.
A lip between two sidewalk slabs doesn't just look bad, it's a trip hazard waiting for someone to catch a toe on it. Spanish Fork's seasonal soil movement shifts slab sections at different rates, and once one slab settles below its neighbor, the gap only gets worse. Spanish Fork Foundation Pros raises the low slab back to match with polyurethane foam injection instead of replacing the whole section.
This method works on private walkways and driveway-adjacent sidewalks where a quick, same-day fix beats tearing out and repouring concrete.
What's included
What's Included with Sidewalk Lifting
Typically included: slab-by-slab inspection, access hole drilling, foam injection, height matching between adjacent slabs, hole patching, final safety check.
Optional: joint sealant between slabs, surface protectant applied after patching.
Customer prep: keep the walkway clear of furniture, planters, or hoses on the day of the work.
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How Our Sidewalk Lifting Process Works
Step 1Sidewalk Inspection
Crews identify trip hazards and measure the height difference between slabs.
Step 2Access Hole Drilling
Small entry points go into the affected slab sections.
Step 3Foam Injection
Material gets injected to raise the low slab to a safe, matched level.
Step 4Height Matching
Adjacent slabs get aligned so the lip disappears.
Step 5Hole Patching
Access points get sealed to restore a smooth, flush surface.
Step 6Final Safety Check
The walkway gets reviewed to confirm proper alignment and safety.
Materials
Materials and Methods for Sidewalk Lifting

Polyurethane Foam
Raises slabs quickly, which matters for walkways that need to stay usable fast.

Patch Mix
Fills access holes so the repair sits flush with the rest of the slab.

Joint Sealant
Reseals the gap between slabs once height matching is complete.

Surface Protectant
Helps guard the repaired joint against freeze-thaw cycling each winter.

Alignment Gauge
Measures slab height differences to confirm the lip is actually gone.

Bonding Primer
Improves patch adhesion to the original concrete around each access hole.
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How long does a Sidewalk Lifting take?
Sidewalk lifting is typically a short, same-day job per section.
- 01
Inspection and estimate
same day - 02
Foam injection and lift
1–3 hours - 03
Hole patching
same day - 04
Walkable again
a few hours after injection
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Permits and Codes for Sidewalk Lifting
Check with Spanish Fork or Utah County if the affected sidewalk section is part of the public right-of-way.
| Typically needs a permit | Often no permit |
|---|---|
| Lifting work on a public right-of-way sidewalk section | Private walkway or driveway-adjacent sidewalk lifting |
| Sidewalk repair tied to a larger structural foundation job | Joint resealing and patching after the lift |
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DIY vs Hiring a Pro for Sidewalk Lifting
| DIY | Hire a pro |
|---|---|
| Grinding down a small lip as a temporary trip-hazard fix | Actually raising the low slab instead of grinding down the high one |
| Sealing hairline surface cracks with a concrete filler | Injection equipment and technique needed to lift without cracking the slab |
| — | Matching height precisely across multiple slab joints |
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Sidewalk Lifting FAQs
Why did my sidewalk slab sink unevenly?
Each slab section settles at its own rate depending on the soil directly beneath it, so one slab can sink while its neighbor stays put, creating a lip at the joint.
Is grinding down the lip a real fix?
Grinding removes the trip hazard temporarily but doesn't stop the slab from settling further, and it won't fix the underlying lean or unevenness.
How much does sidewalk lifting cost?
Cost depends on how many slabs need lifting and how large the height difference is. Single-slab fixes are the least expensive option.
Do I need a permit for sidewalk lifting?
Private sidewalks usually don't need one. Public right-of-way sections often do, so check with the city first.
How long until the sidewalk is safe to walk on?
Most sidewalks are safely walkable within a few hours of the foam injection.
Next step
Get a Sidewalk Lifting Estimate in Spanish Fork
Call (385) 437-6742 or request a free estimate. Spanish Fork Foundation Pros can usually fix a trip-hazard slab in a single visit.
Before & after
Before and After Sidewalk Lifting

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