Why RightLift

Expert consultations, fast quotes, and professional concrete lifting you can trust.

Expertise

Expert consultation, honest pricing

Every consultation and quote comes from someone who knows concrete lifting inside and out. You get an honest assessment, a clear price and straight answers, with no pressure and no shortcuts.

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Speed

Thirty minutes or less

On-site evaluation and pricing

Fast

We respect your time

Most inspections are done in 30 minutes or less. You get clear pricing, no pressure, and answers that matter.

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Method

Polyurethane injection done right

We lift and stabilize concrete with precision polyurethane injection. No demolition. No weeks of downtime. Just solid results that last.

Minimally invasive

Lasts 20 years or more

Ready to use same day

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Standards

Licensed and insured

Here's what stands behind every job we do.

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Fully licensed in Colorado

Licensed and insured, with permits pulled where they're needed

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5-year warranty

Material and workmanship, on all lifting and stabilization

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BBB Accredited

A- rating with the Better Business Bureau

Scale

Residential and commercial

We lift driveways, sidewalks, patios, garage floors, parking lots, warehouse floors and municipal walkways with the same polyurethane method, from a single slab to a full parking lot.

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Residential concrete lifting

Driveways, patios, sidewalks, and more

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Commercial concrete solutions

Parking lots, warehouses, and facilities

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Municipal and industrial work

Large-scale projects handled with expertise

01
Faster results
Speed

Polyurethane beats mudjacking and replacement

Mudjacking slurry can wash out and settle again, and replacement means demolition and a new pour. Polyurethane cures in minutes, costs 50–70% less than replacement and lasts 20 years or more.

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02
Less disruption
Convenience

No demolition, no mess, no extended downtime

Most residential jobs finish the same day, and the concrete is usable as soon as it's lifted. No demolition, no hauling, and we clean up before we leave.

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03
Greater longevity
Durability

Polyurethane lifting lasts 20 years or more

The foam fills the empty space that let the slab sink, so the concrete sits on solid support again. Lifting and stabilization are backed by our 5-year material and workmanship warranty.

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04
Colorado performance
Climate

Built for freeze-thaw cycles

The foam doesn't absorb water, so it won't wash out from under the slab through Colorado's freeze-thaw cycles. Sealing cracks and joints helps keep water out, and resealing is quick and inexpensive.

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Numbers

Built on expertise and efficiency

Our team brings 30+ years of combined concrete experience to every job. We're locally owned, we work fast, and lifting and stabilization are backed by our 5-year warranty.

30 min

Average inspection time

Most quotes completed on-site

100%

Local Colorado team

All staff based in Colorado

30+ years

Combined tradesmen experience

Expertise you can trust

5 yr

Warranty coverage

Material and workmanship on all lifting

Ready to get started?

Schedule your free inspection or call our team today for immediate assistance.

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Questions

Find answers to common questions about who we are, our warranty, pricing and service area.

Are you a local company?

Yes. RightLift is locally owned and tradesmen operated, and our shop is at 4840 Van Gordon St Unit 800 in Wheat Ridge.

The company was founded by Scott Shanks, and our team brings 30+ years of combined concrete experience.

We work across the Denver metro, from Castle Rock to Boulder and Longmont, so we know what Colorado's clay soils and freeze-thaw cycles do to concrete.

Call us at (720) 840-1640, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, or send the form and we'll get back to you.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. RightLift is licensed and insured in Colorado, and we're a BBB Accredited Business with an A- rating.

We pull permits where they're needed, so that part is handled for you.

Every polyurethane lifting and stabilization job is backed by our 5-year material and workmanship warranty, and our customers rate us 5.0 stars on Google.

Inspections are free, so you can meet us, see the problem for yourself and get a clear quote before you decide anything.

What does your warranty cover?

Our 5-year material and workmanship warranty covers all polyurethane lifting and stabilization. It covers both the foam and the work, on any size job, from a single sidewalk slab to a full parking lot.

Polyurethane lifting itself lasts 20 years or more, well past the warranty. Crack and joint sealing isn't covered, because sealant wears with traffic, water and freeze-thaw movement; it lasts 3–5 years, and resealing is quick and inexpensive.

You'll get the warranty details with your quote, so you know exactly what's covered before any work starts.

How much does concrete lifting cost?

It depends on the job, but lifting costs 50–70% less than tearing out and replacing the concrete.

The exact price depends on how many slabs need lifting and how big they are, how far they've sunk and how large the empty space is underneath, how much foam it takes to fill that space, how easy the slabs are to get to, and whether you add crack and joint sealing.

Because every job is different, we price it on site. Inspections are free, and you'll have a clear quote before we leave, with no obligation to go ahead.

Are inspections free?

Yes. Every inspection is free, for homes and commercial properties alike, and there's no obligation. Inspections are first-come, first-served, and we can usually be at your property within about 3 days of your call.

We'll look at the concrete, explain what's causing the problem, answer your questions and give you a clear quote before we leave.

If you decide to go ahead, most jobs start within 1–2 weeks. Our office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and we take evening and weekend appointments for commercial work.

Do you service my area in Colorado?

Yes, if you're in the Denver metro. We serve from Castle Rock in the south to Boulder and Longmont in the north, and our shop is in Wheat Ridge.

That includes all of Jefferson County, including Wheat Ridge, Lakewood, Arvada, Golden, Littleton, Westminster, Evergreen and Morrison, plus Denver and its neighborhoods, Aurora, Centennial, Englewood, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Thornton, Broomfield, Boulder and Longmont.

If you don't see your town, call (720) 840-1640 or send the form and we'll confirm your address.

Still have questions?

Reach out to our team directly for detailed answers.