Concrete Lifting & Leveling

Agricultural &

Farm Applications

Uneven concrete in shops, barns, and equipment buildings can lead to structural concerns and inefficiencies. Kepler Services specializes in lifting floors that have sunk 2–4 inches due to water erosion or poor compaction. We also restore grain bin pads with deep foam injection, using hydrophobic polyurethane that won’t absorb water. This three-step process injects foam at strategic depths.

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Industrial Applications

From rocking concrete pads in manufacturing facilities to stabilization needs at oil and gas pipeline transfer centers, Kepler Services delivers reliable lifting solutions. Our Polyurethane Foam Injection process stabilizes and supports heavy-duty concrete surfaces. The foam penetrates voids, compresses soil, and lifts the slab quickly and effectively. Designed for high-traffic areas, the treated surface can support heavy equipment within minutes, reducing operational downtime.

Commercial Applications

Trip hazards on commercial properties can lead to costly liabilities. Kepler Services eliminates these risks by lifting and leveling uneven concrete in sidewalks, entryways, office buildings, and shopping centers. Our polyurethane foam jacking process stabilizes soil, fills voids, and raises concrete efficiently. This minimally invasive method involves injecting foam through small 5/8” holes, ensuring a fast, durable fix without significant downtime.

Orange digital level on a damaged floor with a digital display reading "1.6."
Close-up of a garage door and unleveled concrete surface with a person working in the background.

Residential Applications

If sinking concrete is causing trip hazards, water pooling, or foundation issues around your home, Kepler Services Inc. can restore it with precision. Our two-part Polyurethane Foam Injection process lifts and levels concrete with minimal disruption, preventing further damage caused by erosion. This solution is ideal for driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, home additions, garages, and shop floors. The polyurethane foam provides a strong, long-lasting fix that cures quickly—ready for traffic in just minutes.

See the Difference

Close-up of a garage door and unleveled concrete surface with a person working in the background. Close-up of a beige garage door and a level concrete driveway with suburban houses in the background.
Close-up of a tape measure and level on a concrete slab, showing the slab sitting lower than the home’s foundation. Close-up of a concrete slab, showing the slab aligned evenly with the home’s foundation.
Construction worker kneeling on concrete, using tools against a red wooden wall. Concrete slab is level to the house. Close-up of a tape measure and level on a concrete slab beside red wood siding, showing the slab aligned evenly with the home’s foundation.
Close-up of a cracked and unleveled concrete pathway with partially melted ice next to a stone wall and porch. Exterior view of a building corner with stone walls, siding, and a door on a level concrete surface.

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