Concrete Lifting in Gum Springs, Arkansas
Sunken driveways, tripping hazards, pool decks pulling away from coping — BratchCo's polyurethane lifting system raises concrete to grade in hours, with no demolition, no replacement cost, and a 5-year transferable warranty. Gum Springs homes face the additional regional context of ouachita mountains — which is why our concrete lifting approach in Clark County is engineered specifically for these soils.
What concrete lifting looks like in Gum Springs.
Gum Springs sits in ouachita mountains territory — soil conditions that produce hillside drainage more frequently than other parts of Arkansas. Our concrete lifting approach here typically involves polylevel foam engineered to site-specific bearing capacity, paired with drainage redesign so the underlying cause is addressed alongside the symptom.
- High-density polyurethane foam, fully cured in 15 minutes
- Drives 5/8-inch holes — no demolition or fresh concrete patching
- Lifts loads up to 8,000 PSF
- Works on driveways, sidewalks, patios, garage floors, pool decks
Soil context
The Ouachita Mountains feature folded shale and sandstone bedrock with shallow soil cover.
The right approach for Gum Springs.
PolyLevel Foam
Modern polymer alternative to traditional mudjacking — lighter, faster, and won't wash out.
Questions from Gum Springs homeowners.
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BratchCo provides a free 60-minute on-site evaluation in Gum Springs, AR. Our team builds a written engineered scope based on your home and Ouachita soil conditions — no high-pressure sales tactics.
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The Ouachita Mountains feature folded shale and sandstone bedrock with shallow soil cover.
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Polyurethane fully cures in 15 minutes. You can typically drive on a lifted driveway the same day.
- Drainage Solutions in Gum SpringsFrench drains, surface grading, and gutter management to protect your foundation.
- Slab Repair in Gum SpringsPermanent fix for cracked, settled, and post-tension slab foundations.
- Foundation Repair in Gum SpringsPermanent stabilization for settling, shifting, and cracked foundations.
Foundation problems never fix themselves — they get more expensive.
Every season of Arkansas soil movement widens the cracks. Get a free, no-pressure diagnosis before the scope grows.