Company president Micah Ray credits the perfect rating to a refusal to scale through subcontracting, insisting that the technicians who perform the work must answer to the same standards as the estimators. By focusing on a polyurethane injection process, the company offers a faster alternative to mudjacking. Technicians drill small access holes to inject a polymer that compacts subgrade soil, allowing most surfaces to support traffic within an hour of the repair.
Beyond residential driveways and pool decks, the firm has completed over 1,000 projects, including work for school systems and municipal governments. The scope of their operations has expanded to include deep soil foam injection and void filling, targeting unstable layers up to 20 feet underground. Each project is backed by a five-year warranty, a policy the company maintains to distinguish its service from traditional concrete pouring and resurfacing methods.




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