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One thing about any slab raising is you need to plug of any loss of the "mud:. That means jamming in plywood, boards, etc alongside the slab. It may even take jamming rags into joints between slabs.

No way would I use expanding foam. If it gets out of hand, no way to stop it. With jacking, as done for years now, you watch what is happening and you adjust your work accordingly. I failed to mention, you can include some cement with the mix if you fear it will be lost by some weak area. The cement will cause slow setting and will add a little fluidity as you pump, Getting the first flow can be difficult, due too little space under there for lifting. The more space filed with mud under pressure, the easier it comes up.

I'd call another guy and see what you get.

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