Your driveway is sunken because the dirt under it gave way. We lift it back to level — usually the same day.
Tell Us What's Sinking
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If your driveway is sunken, cracked, or pooling water, it's time to lift it.
Sections of your driveway have dropped lower than the rest. Cars scrape at the front lip, or there's a clear step where two slabs used to sit flush.
One slab sits higher than the next at the joint. Anything over a quarter inch is a trip risk for kids, guests, or anyone walking through.
Cracks running across the surface, or new ones that keep growing. The slab isn't broken — but the dirt under it is washing out and the surface is splitting.
Puddles that sit on your driveway hours after a storm. Water draining the wrong way — back toward your house instead of out to the street.
Driveway leveling fixes a sunken driveway without ripping it out. We drill small holes in the slab, pump foam or mud into the voids underneath, and lift the concrete back to grade. Most of the time you save about half the cost of replacement and skip a week of disruption.
The section where your driveway meets the street is usually the first to settle. Cars scrape, water pools, and the lip gets worse every season. We lift it back flush with the road, often in under an hour.
When the slab right at your garage door drops, the door stops sealing. Water runs into the garage on rainy days. We raise that section back to the threshold so the door closes tight again.
A lip between two slabs over a quarter inch is enough to catch a foot. We lift the lower side to match — fast, clean, and the patch blends in once it weathers.
Our Process
We come out, walk your driveway, measure the drop, and find out why it's sinking. Takes about 15 to 30 minutes.
We pick foam or mud based on your soil, your budget, and the warranty you want. We tell you straight what each one will and won't do.
We drill small holes, pump material under the slab, and watch it rise. The lift stops the moment your driveway is back to grade.
We fill the holes with a color-matched patch and clean up. With foam, you can drive on it the same day. With mud, give it 24 hours.
We move fast. Most driveway leveling jobs are done in a single visit — usually two to four hours. Same-day service is real, not a marketing line.
We give you the price before we start, and that's the price. No mid-job upcharges. If foam isn't the right call for your driveway, we'll tell you. If mud is the better fit, we'll save you the money.
You get a written warranty in your hand at the end of the job. The lift holds. The slab stays where we put it. If it doesn't, we come back and fix it.
We drill small holes in the sunken section, pump foam or mud underneath, and lift the slab back to its original level. The fill material locks into the voids that caused the slab to drop. Most jobs are done in a few hours.
Foam injection typically lasts 20+ years on a stable base. Mudjacking lasts 5 to 10 years on dry, well-drained soil. The lift holds as long as the underlying cause — usually drainage — is also fixed.
Neither is always better. Foam is best when there's water under the slab, when you want small holes, and when you need a long warranty. Mud works for dry soil and larger areas where you want to save money. We'll tell you which one fits your driveway after we walk it.
If the slab is intact and the cracks are under half an inch, leveling fixes it for about half the cost of replacement. If the slab has broken into multiple loose pieces or has cracks wider than half an inch, replacement is the right call. We'll be straight with you on which one your driveway needs.
Most residential driveway leveling jobs take two to four hours from start to finish. With foam injection, you can drive on it the same day. With mudjacking, give it 24 hours before driving.
Rapid Concrete Leveling provides driveway leveling across the markets we serve. Click your city for local crew details.