Why Manitoba Driveways Sink (and How to Fix Them Without Replacing)

If you’ve noticed your driveway or sidewalk starting to sink, you’re not alone. It’s a common problem in Manitoba, and our weather is one of the biggest reasons why. Between heavy spring rains, shifting soil, and long, harsh winters, concrete around your home takes a beating year after year. What starts as a small dip in the driveway can quickly turn into uneven slabs that aren’t just an eyesore but a real risk to your home and safety.

When concrete sinks, it doesn’t just create a trip hazard. Frost heaving in the winter can make things worse, pushing slabs even further out of place. Those gaps and slopes around your home can channel water where it doesn’t belong, leading to basement flooding or water damage that’s expensive to fix. Over time, uneven concrete can also put pressure on your foundation and cause exterior damage that no homeowner wants to deal with.

The good news is you don’t have to rip everything out and start fresh. Polyurethane foam lifting is a fast and cost-effective way to bring sunken slabs back to level without the mess of replacement. It’s durable, waterproof, and built to last through Manitoba winters. Best of all, you can walk or drive on the repaired area the same day.

The key is timing. If you wait until after the snow falls, the damage from frost and moisture can make the problem worse. Booking your concrete lift before winter sets in protects your curb appeal, your family’s safety, and your home’s foundation from much bigger (and pricier) issues down the road.

Reach out today for a free quote to get booked in before Winter makes your uneven concrete even worse!