Can You Lift Concrete in the Winter in Ohio?

Yes. Polyurethane foam can be injected in temperatures down to about 35°F, so we work year-round in the Twinsburg area — the exceptions are when the ground is frozen solid or there's active snow on the work surface.

Late fall and early spring are actually some of the best times to lift concrete here. The soil has settled after a wet summer, the void is at its most stable, and you're fixing the slab before another freeze-thaw winter has a chance to make the settling worse. If you've noticed a lip forming at the garage apron heading into winter, it's worth a look before the cold sets in.