Probably not. Our process is designed to work within your normal operating schedule. We use compact, low-noise equipment and drill small 5/8-inch injection holes. We can execute projects in phased sections—such as working bay-by-bay in a warehouse or lane-by-lane on a sidewalk—so your staff, vehicles, and customers can safely navigate around us.

Our high-density polyurethane foam cures to 90% full compressive strength within 15 to 30 minutes after injection. Forklifts, freight trucks, delivery vehicles, and heavy machinery can resume full operations on the slab almost immediately after our technicians complete the repair.

Yes. We utilize specialized, commercial-grade polyurethane formulations engineered to support heavy static and dynamic weight. This includes loaded forklifts, semi-trucks at loading docks, manufacturing machinery, and high-volume traffic on highways and parking structures.

Yes. Trip hazards on sidewalks, entryway aprons, and walkways are major trip-and-fall liabilities for HOAs, retail centers, and municipalities. Our technicians precision-lift sunken slabs back into tolerance to eliminate vertical lip hazards and restore full ADA accessibility compliance quickly.

Yes. Polyurethane injection requires only small 5/8-inch drill holes (about the size of a dime). Once the slab is leveled, we patch the holes with a color-matched compound or prepare them for your floor coating contractor, preserving your high-end epoxy investment far better than jackhammering and repouring.

Yes. Colorado Concrete Leveling carries comprehensive commercial general liability, worker’s compensation, and vehicle insurance to satisfy strict general contractor, corporate facility, and municipal vendor requirements.