Polyurethane Injection Services Perth

Stabilise your home or site with our high-strength slab lifting foam.

Polyurethane Slab lifting

Uneven concrete, sunken slabs or shifting ground are not just inconvenient. They affect the safety, look and value of your property. Our high-performance polyurethane slab lifting foam offers a fast, clean fix. Injected beneath the surface, this expanding polyurethane resin lifts and relevels slabs with precision, stabilising the ground and restoring confidence, without excavation, heavy machinery or long delays.

Whether you’re a homeowner worried about cracks or a builder needing a reliable fix, we deliver solid results that last.

Polyurethane being injected into the ground under a concrete slab.

How Polyurethane Slab Lifting Foam Works

Our slab lifting process is fast, precise, and non-invasive, ideal for fixing sunken concrete on clay-rich ground.

  • Site Inspection: We assess the affected area and identify the cause of movement or voids beneath the slab or concrete.
  • Small Access Holes: Tiny holes are drilled into the slab / concrete, no digging or mess required.
  • Foam Injection: We inject expanding polyurethane resin beneath the slab. The foam flows into voids and expands, gently lifting the concrete back into place.
  • Ground Stabilisation: As the foam hardens, it compresses surrounding soil and locks the slab / concrete into place, providing long-term stability.
  • Ready in Hours: The area is ready to use within hours, no waiting days for concrete to cure or repairs to dry.
Cross section of polyurethane being injected into the ground under a concrete slab.

What We Fix​

Uneven concrete is a common problem across Perth, in homes, on building sites, and around commercial properties. Our polyurethane foam lifting solutions restore slabs to level and helps prevent further movement and structural damage, without the need for excavation.

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  • Driveways, paths and patios that have sunk or shifted.
  • Uneven pool surrounds.
  • Cracked or sloping garage floors.
  • Movement in slabs.
  • Subsiding home extensions or additions.
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  • Slab movement in new builds.
  • Ground consolidation before construction.
  • Void filling over poor compaction or trench backfill.
  • Re-levelling before finishing works.
  • Reactive soil remediation.
  • Trip hazards on footpaths and accessways.
  • Slab movement in car parks or common areas.
  • Rapid repairs with minimal tenant disruption.
  • Supporting safety and compliance inspections.

Why Choose Our Polyurethane Slab Lifting Foam?

We use high-density polyurethane foam to lift and stabilise sunken concrete with less hassle, less mess, and long-lasting results, perfect for Perth’s reactive soils. 

Why Choose AGS for Slab Lifting in Perth?

We bring real engineering knowledge and local experience to every job, whether you’re dealing with a sunken driveway or need to stabilise a larger commercial site. Our team understands when slab lifting is the right solution, and we’ll always give you honest advice about what will work best. We use high-quality polyurethane foam created to suit Perth’s tricky soils. Every job is tailored to your site, so you get results that last. From the first call to the final clean-up, we keep the process simple and transparent. We show up when we say we will, explain what’s happening at every step, and make sure the job’s done properly. And if you need paperwork for compliance, insurance, or handover, we’ve got you covered there too.

What Is Polyurethane Used For?

Polyurethane is a tough, versatile material used in everything from insulation and sealants to furniture and footwear, but in construction and ground engineering, it plays a powerful role beneath the surface.

In slab lifting, we use a high-density polyurethane foam that expands when injected underground. It fills voids, lifts sunken concrete, and compresses surrounding soil to stabilise the ground. Because it sets quickly and needs little equipment, it suits tight spaces, busy sites and residential areas where digging is not practical.

Thanks to its strength, water resistance, and long lifespan, polyurethane is trusted for structural support, void filling, ground consolidation, and even reducing vibration in road and rail infrastructure. For Perth’s reactive soils, it’s a smart, clean solution that delivers results without the mess.

Cross section of polyrethane resin being injected into ground to lift sinking slab.

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If you’re dealing with a sunken slab, uneven concrete, or signs of ground movement, our team is here to help. We will assess the site, explain the options in plain language and give you straightforward advice. No obligation, just honest guidance from experienced professionals.

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It depends on the job, but most residential work takes between 1-3 days, depending on the job size and ground conditions. We’ll let you know upfront what to expect after inspecting the site.

Not at all. We drill a few small holes, and we patch them once the job’s done. There’s no heavy equipment and no need to break anything up.

Yes. It’s made right here in Australia and meets low-VOC standards, with no ozone-depleting substances. It’s a cleaner choice all round.

The foam hardens into a strong, water-resistant material that holds up for years. It won’t wash away or break down under normal conditions.

It can, and that’s one of the reasons we use it. Perth’s reactive clay can be tough on concrete, and the foam helps stabilise and support it long-term.

Polyurethane is a type of resin, so the terms are often used interchangeably. When people talk about resin injection or resin foam, they’re usually referring to polyurethane. It’s the material we use to lift slabs and stabilise the ground.

It depends on the job, but most residential work takes between 1-3 days, depending on the job size and ground conditions. We’ll let you know upfront what to expect after inspecting the site.
Not at all. We drill a few small holes, and we patch them once the job’s done. There’s no heavy equipment and no need to break anything up.
Yes. It’s made right here in Australia and meets low-VOC standards, with no ozone-depleting substances. It’s a cleaner choice all round.
The foam hardens into a strong, water-resistant material that holds up for years. It won’t wash away or break down under normal conditions.
It can, and that’s one of the reasons we use it. Perth’s reactive clay can be tough on concrete, and the foam helps stabilise and support it long-term.
Polyurethane is a type of resin, so the terms are often used interchangeably. When people talk about resin injection or resin foam, they’re usually referring to polyurethane. It’s the material we use to lift slabs and stabilise the ground.