concrete leveling & void filling
What is Concrete Leveling/Raising/Lifting?
Concrete leveling (aka mudjacking or slabjacking) is the process of lifting concrete/cement by pumping material under the sunken or settled slabs. Erosion and settling of the foundation under the slabs is very common and can be caused by a number of reasons. Our company offers slabjacking with 100% limestone and we also offer foam, to restore the foundation and pitch of concrete slabs. The process is fairly simple and depending on the size of the area, most projects are completed in just one day, typically within a few hours! If you need help deciding which material is best for you, Click Here to see the similarities and differences.
it's as easy as 1 - 2 - 3
Click the tiles to reveal the details of each step of our process
#1 - drill
#1 - Drill
#2 - Pump
#2 - pump
#3 - patch
#3 - Patch
What are some signs that the concrete slabs are unlevel?
Common signs that concrete may need to be leveled include
Trip hazards or uneven slabs
For more pictures of applications concrete leveling can be used for, please see our gallery page
What are the benefits of concrete leveling?
Aside from the process being very simple and in most cases doesn’t require a permit to complete, there are many benefits to slabjacking if it is a solution for you!
To schedule your free and honest concrete repair assessment, please contact us, we look forward to connecting with you!
The Process of Cement Leveling
Ever wonder how concrete leveling works? At Detroit Concrete Leveling we make the experience smooth and painless. Here is our tried and true process. Here’s how concrete leveling works:
- Assessment: First, the concrete surface is inspected to determine the extent of the damage and the cause of the sinking. The free assessment includes identifying any underlying soil issues, such as soil erosion, settling or water accumulation, that may have caused the concrete to sink. If the assessment results in concrete leveling being a suitable solution, a price estimate is provided for the repairs.
- Drilling: Once the assessment is complete and the estimate is approved, the repairs will be scheduled. The first step in the repair process is small holes are drilled into the sunken concrete surface.
- Injection: Next, a specialized material, such as a mixture of limestone and water, or polyurethane foam, is pumped through the drilled holes under the concrete surface. The material fills the voids using hydraulic pressure or expansive foam, it lifts the concrete surface back to its original position.
- Finishing: After the concrete has been raised, the area is cleaned up and the holes are filled and patched to match your existing concrete as best as possible.
Concrete leveling is an effective and cost-efficient way to repair sunken concrete surfaces. It can help prevent further damage and improve the safety and appearance of your property.