Durable Concrete Leveling Made Easy

Because our mixer can change material consistencies on the fly (from liquid-like to firm) and pump it at a slower rate, all voids can be filled completely. This creates a durable base that supports the slab entirely from the bottom up, reducing the chances of future cracking and limiting the potential for future erosion of the soils under the slab (a prime cause of resettling).

The mudjacking and foam concrete lifting (or polyjacking) processes, on the other hand, make it harder to fill voids entirely. These methods are prone to pyramids or “pancake stacks” of material holding up the slabs at individual points, which create channels for water erosion and weak spots prone to future cracking where the concrete is not supported.

Yes, it's easy to bundle concrete cleaning, sealing, and caulking services with concrete leveling. It's often more efficient this way as a lot of the work can be done at the same time.

Each concrete leveling has the potential to last for the life of the concrete itself, and they each come with their own pros and cons. Consulting with an expert will help you get a feel for the best concrete leveling method for your specific situation.