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February 14th, 2023 | 2 min. read
By Sarah Etler
If you’re in the Denver area and looking for a way to revitalize your settled or sunken concrete, lifting it up with concrete leveling may be just what you need. A-1’s Denver and Fort Collins locations provide safe, even concrete to customers all the way from Castle Rock to Ft. Collins.
Cost is a significant factor for homeowners to consider when contemplating concrete leveling. At A-1, we understand that clear pricing information is critical in helping you determine whether this repair method is right for your home.
For that reason, we’ve created this guide to show you what to expect when it comes to concrete leveling costs in Denver and Fort Collins.
Generally speaking, the cost of stone slurry grout concrete leveling in Denver and Fort Collins ranges from $495-$6,000. The average job cost in this area is typically around $850-$1500.
However, these are only ranges, and because each repair comes with its own set of unique variables, it’s impossible to put a definitive price on concrete leveling services without having an expert review the area.
Here you’ll find the high and low ends of the pricing spectrum for A-1’s stone slurry grout leveling services in Denver and Fort Collins, broken down by repair type.
Service | Low Range | High Range |
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Walkway Concrete Leveling |
$495 | $2000 |
Garage Floor Concrete Leveling |
$800 | $5000 |
Porch Concrete Leveling |
$700 | $5000 |
Pool Deck Concrete Leveling |
$1200 | $5000 |
Driveway Concrete Leveling |
$750 | $4500 |
Steps Concrete Leveling |
$550 | $2800 |
Patio Concrete Leveling |
$900 | $4000 |
Interior Floor Concrete Leveling |
$1200 | $6500 |
AC Pad Concrete Leveling |
$550 | $1000 |
A-1 Denver and Fort Collins also provide other concrete repair and maintenance services that vary in pricing from the section above.
Service | Pricing |
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Concrete Caulking | $8.50 per linear foot |
Pressure washing + concrete sealing |
$1.40 per square foot |
HOA and Commercial Sidewalks |
$100 per panel, $50 per Cut $7.50 per linear foot of caulking |
Foundation Repair |
$2500 for first pier, $1500 per pier after |
The size of the repair and the complexity of the lift are big factors that play an important role in the overall price of concrete leveling in this area.
The number of settled panels that must be leveled is a key factor in determining price, as well. While it may seem like only one panel is the problem, a lot of the time, more than one panel must be adjusted to reach an even surface or grade.
In many cases, if only the settled concrete slab is lifted, it may leave trip hazards or make the adjacent panels look off.
Related Resource: What Influences the Cost of Concrete Leveling?
Here at A-1 Denver and Fort Collins, we primarily use a dense, pulverized limestone slurry grout in our concrete leveling process. However, we will use foam leveling depending on the situation, like for filling large voids and if the concrete is in perfect condition.
It’s important to note that because polyurethane foam is an expensive chemical, it costs more to perform this type of repair than limestone slurry grout leveling. There are also additional downsides to foam leveling, like that it is harder to control the lifting of the slab, and if the slab cracks, there are additional costs involved.
The ranges and prices listed in this article are meant to provide you with an idea of what to expect when it comes to concrete leveling prices in Denver and Fort Collins, but depending on your repair situation, the prices could be higher or lower.
Every repair is different and comes with its own unique set of variables. Without having an expert review the area, it’s impossible to predict exactly how much your concrete leveling repair will cost.
Want to know more about concrete leveling? Check out the following related resources from A-1’s Concrete Academy:
Sarah Etler joined A-1 Concrete Leveling after receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Northern Kentucky University. As A-1's Content Marketing Manager, she works closely with industry experts to produce content that will best answer questions related to concrete repair and maintenance practices. Sarah loves living a life full of discovery and is excited every day to see what new things she can learn and share with those around her.
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