Concrete moves for various reasons, including subsurface erosion, subsurface compaction, and shrinking soil.

Concrete leveling, also known as mudjacking or slabjacking, is the process of moving the concrete back to its original position. This is done by targeted injection of materials such as sand, cement, flyash, lime and clay mixtures under the existing concrete. This process fills the voids and increases compaction, thus raising the concrete.

We perform concrete leveling using the latest in hydraulic pumping technology. Our equipment is compact and portable, for getting to hard to reach areas without damage to lawns and drives.