Concrete Leveling in Seward, NE: Foam Lifting, July 2026
The concrete driveway at this Seward property showed visible settling and diagonal cracks across the foundation slab, along with deteriorated joints throughout the surface. Seward County's clay soils have a high shrink-swell rating, a pattern that commonly causes concrete flatwork to settle unevenly and joints to fail over time.
Epp Foundation Repair lifted the sunken concrete sections using polylift, a polyurethane foam injection system that raised the driveway back to proper level. The crew then sealed the joints and finished the concrete flatwork to restore a smooth, even surface. The job was fully documented with 29 on-site photos across 2 site visits by 2 crew members.
Completed and documented on site by Epp Foundation Repair’s field crew. Serving Nebraska homeowners since 1994.
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What the Photos Show
- A completed concrete driveway with control joints next to a garage, showing newly poured or finished concrete flatwork in front of a residential property.
- A newly completed concrete driveway with control joints visible, showing finished flatwork and proper joint sealant installation.
- A large yellow polyurethane foam lifting system is being applied beneath a concrete driveway or patio surface to raise and level the sunken concrete.
- Concrete driveway being lifted with yellow polyurethane foam injection visible on the concrete surface with tools and equipment nearby.
- A concrete lifting operation in progress with equipment and hoses laid out on a residential driveway next to a sloped lawn.
- A residential driveway with visible concrete settling and discoloration, with equipment staged on the surface in preparation for concrete lifting or repair work.
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