We lift sunken driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, and garage floors back to level — most jobs done the same day.
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If your concrete dropped, dipped, or pulls away from where it should be, leveling is the fix.
Your driveway dips when you pull in. Cars scrape, water pools, and the slab pulls away from the garage door.
One slab sits higher than the next. People catch their toe on the edge — a real trip hazard for kids, guests, and delivery drivers.
Water sits on your patio after rain. Your pool deck slopes the wrong way. Both mean the slab dropped and needs to come back up.
A marble rolls across your garage floor and stops at the wall. The slab dropped because the dirt under it washed out.
Concrete leveling lifts any sunken slab back to where it should be. The dirt under it gave way — we fill the void and bring the slab back up. We do every kind of concrete around your home.
Our driveway leveling work lifts sunken approach pads, single sections, and full driveways. Cars stop scraping. Water stops pooling.
Sidewalk and walkway leveling fixes trip hazards on sidewalks, front walks, and side paths. One slab back to flush with the next. No more catching your toe.
Patio leveling lifts sinking patios that hold water or pull away from the house. Proper drainage restored. Same slab — back where it should be.
We do pool deck leveling for decks that have settled or slope back toward the pool. Foam works best here — light and waterproof.
Garage floor leveling lifts dipped slabs back to flush. Cars stop tilting. The floor levels out.
We use foam or mud — whichever fits your slab. We tell you which is right and you decide. Same slab. Same day. Half the cost of replacing. We also handle interior slab lifting for basement and sunroom floors, and concrete crack repair when the slab needs sealing too.
Our Process
We measure the drop, find the cause, and write a flat price on the spot. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Foam cures fast and lasts 20+ years. Mud costs less and lasts 2 to 5 years. We tell you which fits your slab and you make the call.
We drill small holes through your slab and pump foam or mud underneath. The slab rises back to level while we monitor every inch.
We patch the holes with color-matched concrete, sweep up, and walk you through the result before we leave.
We come out fast. Most quotes happen the same day or next day. Most jobs are done in one to four hours, and with foam you walk on the slab the same day.
We give you a flat price before we start. No change orders, no surprise upcharges, no "we found extra work" once we're there. The price you see is the price you pay.
We run both methods — foam and mud. Most companies push one because the margin is higher. We tell you what actually fits your job. If mud is enough, you save the money. If foam is the right long-term call, we say that too.
It depends on the slab, the lift, and the method. Mud costs less and lasts 2 to 5 years. Foam costs more and lasts 20+ years. We give you a flat price on the spot — no estimates, no surprises.
Foam lifts last 20+ years. Mud lifts last 2 to 5 years. The biggest factor is whether the cause — bad gutter, plumbing leak, or tree roots — gets fixed too. We tell you what's causing the drop and what to fix.
Foam lasts longer, cures faster, and is lighter. Mud is cheaper. Foam is usually the right call for driveways, garages, and pool decks. Mud works for budget jobs and single sidewalk panels. We pick based on your job, not our margin.
With foam, yes — about 25 minutes after we finish. You can drive on it in 24 hours. Mud takes 24 to 48 hours before any heavy use.
Almost never. Most policies exclude soil settlement and gradual sinking. Sudden causes — a burst pipe or storm damage — are sometimes covered. Check your policy.
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