Why Concrete Contractors Should Add Polyurethane Injection to Their Services

Leveling Concrete: A Smart Add-On for Concrete Contractors

Pouring new concrete can be a great way to make money—but what about fixing concrete that’s already there? If you’re a concrete contractor, you have a great chance to grow your business by adding polyurethane injection, also known as foam jacking or concrete leveling.

The demand for this kind of repair is growing fast. More and more homeowners and business owners want concrete repair that doesn’t involve digging or replacing slabs. Polyurethane injection is quick, less expensive, and doesn’t mess up the property. It could be the next big step to help your business grow. Let’s look at how it helps both you and your customers.

Profit and Growth for Your Business

Polyurethane injection isn’t just fast and easy—it can also be more profitable than replacing concrete.
Because it uses fewer materials and needs less labor, your overall costs are lower. You can also finish jobs faster, which means you can take on more work and increase your earnings.

Even better, you don’t have to find brand-new customers. Many of your past clients who did not get replacement and current leads might be perfect for concrete leveling. By offering this service, you would be able to fix the settled concrete that didn’t necessarily need replacement, and retain the work rather than losing a sale. This quicker, more affordable solution for your existing leads can bring in more business without spending more money on ads. Plus, not many contractors offer this service yet, and the cost of polyurethane doesn’t change as much as concrete, which helps with planning and pricing.

How Concrete Leveling Works with Your Existing Services

If you already pour new concrete, you’re used to removing and replacing damaged slabs. But what if you didn’t have to tear anything out?
With concrete leveling, you can lift and fix existing slabs without digging or demolition. That means less work, fewer materials, and more time saved. Customers also benefit—this method won’t tear up their yard, it cures fast, and they can use their concrete sooner.
Not every slab needs to be replaced—offering lifting and stabilization lets you save the job (and the customer) when the concrete is still salvageable.

A Safer Way to Work

Tearing out concrete is tough work—and it comes with risks. Workers can get hurt from lifting, breaking up slabs, or working around unsafe surfaces. With concrete leveling, those risks go down. There’s no heavy lifting or demolition, and the jobsite is safer overall. Some contractors who use NCFI Geotechnical Polyurethanes even reported zero OSHA violations over an entire year. This is a safer, easier way to get solid results without putting your crew at risk.

How to Get Started

Adding foam jacking to your services doesn’t have to be hard. NCFI Geotechnical offers hands-on training and a special course that happens twice a year to help you learn the ropes. You’ll get real experience with the tools and see how the process works from start to finish.

Worried about the cost? Most contractors make back their investment in one to two years—sometimes even faster if they’re doing lots of jobs.

Plus, NCFI doesn’t just train you and walk away. We’re here to help with design advice, jobsite support, and reliable customer service to keep your business moving forward.

Why Now Is the Right Time

As more people look for non-invasive and affordable ways to make repairs, concrete leveling is becoming a popular option for customers who don’t need a full replacement.

By offering it now, you can get ahead of other contractors who haven’t added this service yet. Across the U.S., older concrete is starting to break down. Customers need repairs that are quick and don’t mess up their homes or businesses. Foam jacking is a great way to meet that demand—and if you start now, you’ll be in a great position.

Polyurethane concrete leveling is a smart way to grow your business. It’s fast, clean, profitable, and in high demand. It works for homes, businesses, and public projects—so there’s a wide range of jobs to take on.
With NCFI Geotechnical, you’ll get solid training, trusted materials, and support that sticks with you. If you’re ready to offer something new and grow your business, now is the time to start offering foam jacking.