Polysource Industries has been training polyurethane installers for over 20 years. Our commitment to the development of installers and companies in the industry is unmatched. Our Foam Concrete Lifting training an excellent way to expand your polyurethane services or supplement your concrete repair services
Our ProLift concrete lifting foam is a product of Enerlab Canada and meets Canadian standards.
We also offer a 2-day spray foam certification course should you wish to become licensed to spray foam.
Polysource Industries offers concrete lifting courses occasionally throughout the year in Canada. Check out class dates and be sure to check back as new dates and locations get added periodically. To have your name added to the list, contact your local rep.
Our Foam Concrete lifting course is 1 day long and held at our Langley, BC headquarters.
The Concrete Lifting Course will cover safety and handling of the spray foam chemical, understanding the foam densities, substrate prep, specific guns and attachments, dispensing equipment specific to concrete lifting and leveling, and additional tools and techniques that are used during the lifting and leveling process — and much more.
Our slab jacking certification courses are taught and supported by industry professionals who have the knowledge to speak from personal experience and real world applications.
At Polysource Industries, all of our spray foam reps are ready to help. As a Polysource trained concrete lifting installer, you’ll have the resources and support of your local rep and their greater industry network. Our website has a number of machine, equipment, and installer troubleshooting guides to help you through the process.
Our reps are on call with any questions you have, reach out today!
ProLift is Polysource Industries' signature line of concrete lifting foam. Its standard density is a higher 2.5lbs density foam, closed cell, residential application. Other variations include 2.7lbs, 3.0lbs, and 3.5lbs densities, hydro-insensitive deep soil injection for wet environments, and ditch break options for void fill and back fill where other typical aggregates would be ill-suited or inefficient.
Check back for scheduled course dates. Contact your local rep to be added to the next course date.
Yes we have them, and during the course you will have a chance to handle and use the concrete lifting equipment.
Yes, the concrete lifting training course is a stand alone course, no prerequisite or polyurethane licensing is required.
The concrete lifting training is a one-time course, never expires. As new material, technology, or tools are developed you may re-take an updated course.
