Core Mission
To provide honest, high-quality concrete lifting and sealing services without the pressure of corporate sales tactics—restoring trust, value, and integrity to our local community, one project at a time.
About Summit Lift & Seal
With over 15 years of hands-on experience in foundation, construction, and concrete work—along with generations of trade knowledge—Summit Lift and Seal, LLC was established to offer a better way forward. As the industry shifted toward corporate control and high-pressure sales tactics, it became clear that homeowners deserved a more honest, transparent approach.
Proudly family-owned and veteran-owned, Summit Lift and Seal is built on a foundation of integrity, community values, and deep respect for the trades. The company combines formal education with extensive industry experience to deliver services rooted in quality, honesty, and customer-first principles.
A commitment to craftsmanship and service excellence is evident in every project. Whether lifting sunken concrete or sealing surfaces for long-term durability, the goal is always the same: restore stability, enhance safety, and reduce stress for property owners. Services are delivered using proven methods and high-performance materials, ensuring both efficiency and long-term results. Every job is backed by an industry-leading 5-year warranty, reflecting confidence in the work and a dedication to customer satisfaction. Summit Lift and Seal believes in doing right by the community and returning to a time when a handshake still meant something.
Craftsmanship and service excellence are at the core of every project. Whether lifting sunken concrete or sealing surfaces for lasting protection, the focus remains on restoring stability, enhancing safety, and reducing stress for property owners. Using proven techniques and high-performance materials, each job is completed with efficiency and durability in mind. Backed by an industry-leading 5-year warranty, Summit Lift and Seal is committed to honest service and community values—where a handshake still means something.