Concrete Leveling
Polyjacking and Concrete Slab Lifting
Have uneven or settled concrete? Get a Free Estimate
Concrete Leveling
Have uneven or settled concrete? Get a Free Estimate
Concrete slabs can settle or become uneven because of changes beneath the slab, soil movement, erosion, drainage, or other site conditions. Uneven walkways, patios, driveways, and other slabs can create trip concerns and leave unwanted gaps or low areas.
Polyjacking uses expanding polyurethane material beneath a slab to raise or stabilize it where the method is appropriate. We evaluate the slab and surrounding conditions before recommending lifting so the repair is based on the actual situation.
A slab's condition, size, access, and underlying support all affect the appropriate repair approach.
We evaluate concrete that has dropped, tilted, or developed uneven transitions.
Uneven pedestrian surfaces can sometimes be lifted and stabilized with a suitable slab repair method.
We assess larger concrete surfaces for settlement and conditions that may affect lifting.
| Service | Estimated Cost | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Small slab lifting | Varies by size | Evaluation required |
| Walkway or patio lifting | Varies by scope | Evaluation required |
| Larger slab lifting | Varies by size and access | Evaluation required |
Concrete lifting costs depend on slab size, amount of settlement, access, underlying conditions, and material requirements. An evaluation provides a more useful project estimate.
We evaluate whether polyjacking is suitable for the particular slab before recommending it.
The goal is to improve the position and stability of settled concrete where the underlying conditions allow it.
We help homeowners throughout the Columbia area with concrete settlement concerns.
If concrete around your Columbia area home has settled or become uneven,
Free — no obligations
We review the slab, surrounding grades, joints, settlement, and access.
We determine whether lifting is appropriate and identify conditions that may affect the repair.
We discuss the lifting approach and expected scope of work.
We complete the agreed polyjacking work and assess the finished slab position.