Foundation Repair Services in Willis, Texas

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Foundation movement happens a lot in Willis. Most homes here sit on concrete slabs poured over clay soil. This soil acts like a sponge. It swells up when it rains and shrinks during those dry Texas summers. When the soil moves that much, the concrete slab loses support and starts to sink in certain spots.

At Leveled Concrete, we fix this with polyurethane foam injection. Our goal is to get support back under the slab and stop it from moving further. If you catch it early, you avoid the structural stress that ruins the rest of the house.

Signs the Slab is Settling

If you have doors that drag or floors that feel uneven when you walk on them, the slab is likely moving. It usually starts with a small hairline crack. As the soil underneath keeps shifting, the gap gets wider.

Other indicators include:

Cracks in the drywall, usually diagonal ones coming off the corners of windows or doors.
Brick mortar joints cracking in a stair-step pattern.
Doors that won’t latch or windows that are stuck shut.
A visible slope in the floor.
Gaps between the ceiling and the crown molding.

When several of these symptoms appear together, it is time to evaluate the slab, since waiting will not cause it to stabilize on its own.

Our #1 Repair Method: PolyRenewal™ Foam Injection

We use polyurethane foam injection for slab stabilization because it addresses voids and weak soil without requiring excavation.

The process works as follows:

Injection Ports: We drill small holes, roughly 5/8-inch, through the concrete where the slab has dropped.
Injection: We pump the liquid polymer through those holes.
Expansion: This is the science part. The liquid has a chemical reaction and turns into a rigid foam. As it expands, it looks for the path of least resistance. It fills every void and then starts squeezing the loose soil underneath until it is tight.
Controlled Lift: Once the soil is compacted, the pressure starts to push the slab back up. We monitor this to the millimeter so we don’t lift it too far.
Curing: The foam reaches full strength in about 20 minutes.

CONTACT LEVELED CONCRETE TODAY

If you’re in need of concrete leveling, crack sealing, or surface sealing services in Houston or the surrounding areas, give our team a call at 832-304-6293!

Why Property Owners Choose Leveled Concrete

Residential Foundations

For homes in Willis, foam injection stabilizes settled areas without tearing up landscaping or interior finishes. It works well for slab-on-grade construction where voids have developed under load-bearing sections.

Commercial Slabs

For retail or light industrial properties, settlement can create trip hazards and equipment alignment issues. Foam injection restores subgrade support with minimal downtime.

Ask about our commercial repair services.

Why Property Owners Choose Leveled Concrete

Field experience with slab-on-grade construction
Efficient project completion
Minimal surface disruption
Clear documentation of settlement and repair plan

Also Offering Concrete Lifting & Leveling Services in Willis

If you are seeing signs of foundation movement, schedule a site evaluation.

Call today to schedule your free foundation inspection.