Concrete Repair
Services Greeley

Most Greeley residential concrete lifting projects fall between $400 and $1,800 — far less than the $5,000+ typical replacement cost. Crack and joint repair starts around $200 for a small driveway, and full coating systems for a 2-car garage typically run $2,500–$4,500 depending on prep needs and finish. We give every Greeley homeowner a free, written, no-pressure on-site estimate so you know exactly what your project will cost before deciding.

We serve all of Greeley — both ZIP codes (80631 and 80634), plus the surrounding communities of Evans, LaSalle, Garden City, and Eaton. Our crews work everywhere from the historic homes around UNC and Glenmere to the rapidly growing west-side developments along Highway 34, 47th Avenue, and the Promontory/Westmoor area.

Most Greeley residential lifting jobs are finished in a single visit lasting 1–3 hours. Polyurethane foam cures in about 15 minutes, so you can drive on your driveway, walk on your sidewalk, or use your stoop the same day. Larger commercial projects take longer but are still typically same-day.

There are four main causes specific to Greeley: alluvial soils and seasonally high water tables along the rivers, expansive Pierre Shale clay and gypsum-bearing soils further from the water, loose construction backfill in newer west-side subdivisions, and 100+ freeze-thaw cycles per year combined with heavy winter deicing salts. We diagnose the cause during your free estimate and recommend the right fix — usually polyurethane foam injection.

Yes. Polyurethane foam lifting works year-round, even in cold weather, because the chemical reaction generates its own heat and cures very quickly. Decorative concrete coatings need above-freezing surface temperatures for at least 24 hours, so we schedule those for spring through fall. Crack and joint sealing can be completed in most months as long as the concrete is dry.

Polyurethane foam doesn't break down — it's the same engineered material used to fill voids beneath highways and bridges across Colorado. Most lifted concrete stays level permanently as long as the underlying soil isn't actively eroding. Our flexible crack and joint sealants are built to last 5+ years in Northern Colorado's freeze-thaw climate, and our polyaspartic coating systems carry warranties up to 5 years on qualifying projects.

Barely. We use 3/8-inch injection holes — about the size of a pencil eraser — and patch them with color-matched grout to blend with your existing concrete. Compared to old-school mudjacking, which leaves 1.5–2 inch holes that are very visible, our process is dramatically cleaner.

Yes. Fix My Concrete carries full general liability insurance and workers' compensation, and we're registered to operate in Greeley, Weld County, and across Colorado. We provide proof of insurance on request before any project begins. We're family-owned, locally-operated, and we don't subcontract — the crews you meet at the estimate are the same ones doing the work.

Absolutely. We work with Greeley property managers, HOAs, the City of Greeley, UCHealth, and local businesses on parking lots, loading docks, sidewalks, ADA ramp leveling, and warehouse floors. We schedule around your operations to minimize downtime — most commercial projects are completed overnight or on weekends.

Traditional mudjacking pumps a heavy slurry of mud and cement under the slab to lift it. It works, but the material is heavier (which can cause more settling later in Greeley's soft soils), uses larger 1.5–2 inch injection holes, and takes 24+ hours to cure. We use polyurethane foam — it's 50x lighter, uses 3/8 inch holes, cures in 15 minutes, and won't wash out under irrigation or high water tables. For Greeley's soil conditions, foam is almost always the better long-term choice.