Foundation Repair and Concrete Lifting Company in Provo, UT
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Serving the Proud People of Provo
Poly-Lift has provided the Provo community’s residents and businesses with concrete and foundations for many years. Whether you’ve got a piering, piling, sealing, or lifting project – big or small - we’ve got you covered.
Services We Offer
Foundation Repair
Shifts in the ground can slowly compromise your foundation – and the rest of your home. Poly-Lift partners with Magnum Piering to deliver the best push piering and helical piling solutions in the industry. Regardless of what your foundation looks like, we’ll get it back where it needs to be.
Expert Foundation Repair Contractor in Provo, Utah
Foundation repair is a stressful and aggravating experience, but at Poly-Lift Concrete Lifting & Piering, we've worked hard to improve the process from start to finish in order for you to get great customer service.
Our talented professionals at Poly-Lift are experts not only in recognizing early what needs fixing but also in coming up with effective solutions for all types of foundation repairs in Provo, UT. We have the training, techniques, and top-quality products you need to permanently solve your foundation repair problems.
Poly-Lift Piering is proud to have teamed up with the best lifting supply company in this industry. What makes them so special? They have a team of engineers behind their back, ensuring that you will get only high-quality products for your solution! These guys are proven by ICCES and ISO 9001 standards which means they hold themselves accountable when it comes down to providing top-notch service all day long - every single time.
Reach out to us today for your free estimate and we will help in determining which option is best.
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Why PolyLift?
Year after year, Poly-Lift furthers its reputation for getting the job done right – the first time. From our piering and piling services to concrete raising and sealing – every single project we carry out is designed for leading durability and strong aesthetics.
About Provo
Provo is located in central Utah between Oren and Springville. The area - now known as Provo – was originally called Timpanogos, which is a Numic word for “rock river.” In the mid-1800s, Mormon settlers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley and began trading with the Native Americans. Relations eventually soured between the Mormons and the Natives – and settlers began claiming more land. In 1849, 33 Mormon families established Fort Utah, which would be renamed Provo after a fierce war with the Timpanog tribe.
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Contact Poly-Lift online, send an email to polyliftutah@gmail.com or give us a call at 435-999-9309 to talk with an expert. We’re ready to get your project started!
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost varies depending on the structure size, an average size home can cost between $10,000 and $20,000
They are driven to a depth where they reach solid bedrock they become a permenant foundation
Foundation lifting jobs can usually be done in 1-2 days. Bigger jobs can take up to 5 days
Push piers or Helical piers are the best method for lifting and repairing settled foundations
Push piers are very effective and can lift and stabilize most structures
No, Helical piers need to be installed by a certified installer, and often times require engineering.
They are permenant, and will last the lifetime of the structure
They are driven hydraulicaly to a specified depth until they reach bedrock and can support the structure being lifted.
They are driven to a depth where they reach solid bedrock they become a permenant foundation
Cheaper, quicker and cleaner than a new slab, and ready to use instantly
Bad compaction, freeze thaw from winter, poor drainage
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