• Concrete Leveling & Lifting

    We fix sinking concrete.
    Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha Counties

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CONCRETE LEVELING & LIFTING

We fix sinking concrete in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, & Waukesha Counties.

Fast, Effective, Affordable, Eco-Friendly, No-Mess

☎️ (262) 297-9850

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(Minimum job fee is $675)

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Poly Foam Concrete Lifting & Leveling

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    Owners | Dylan & Adam

    What is mudjacking or poly leveling? 
    Mudjacking & poly concrete leveling (also referred to as slab jacking, concrete lifting, foam jacking, etc) are solutions to fixing uneven, sinking, or sagging concrete. For instance, if your driveway slabs are uneven and a tripping hazard, concrete leveling is the process by which we fix and level the slabs so they are nice and even, and safe from tripping. Basically we lift & raise and level concrete.

    So what type of concrete leveling do you offer?
    We specialize in foam concrete lifting. However many people refer to it as mudjacking, so we mention both. Poly foam raising is stronger, less messy, and barely noticeable when we’re done. Mudjacking on the other hand doesn’t last as long and you end up with sizable holes in your concrete. It’s also a messier process. For those reasons we focus on lifting concrete with foam.

    What types of concrete areas can you fix?
    We offer concrete leveling services for a number of problem areas, including sidewalks, driveway leveling, garages, steps, patios, porches, garage floors, and interior & exterior slabs. We offer both residential mudjacking in Milwaukee, and commercial mudjacking. We specialize in using polyurethane foam to raise and lift concrete.

    What areas do you serve?
    We primarily serve Milwaukee County, but also service Waukesha County, Washington Counties, Ozaukee County, and other surrounding areas such as Wauwatosa, West Allis, Brookfield, Elm Grove, New Berlin, Greenfield, Greendale, Franklin, Muskego, Brown Deer, Glendale, Mequon, Fox Point, Menomonee Falls, Butler, St. Francis, Germantown, Richfield, Hubertus, Whitefish Bay, Slinger, West Bend, and more.

    How does concrete leveling work?
    Visit our Concrete Leveling Process page to see a video of how it works! It’s pretty cool!

    Why do you need your concrete leveled?
    The grade of your household is more important than you think. With Midwestern rain and conditions, the level of your walks can be key to keeping your foundation dry and dependable. Whether it’s a gap within your porch or a small slant toward your home, mudjacking can be the key to fixing your pavement.

    How much does mudjacking / poly leveling cost?
    Our minimum charge for any total project is $675. However, the price can range to a few thousand dollars depending on what needs to be done. An average job for us usually run around $1000 or so. There are a number of variables that affect pricing, but we’re happy to stop out and provide a free estimate.  Just call us.

    Concrete patio raising MilwaukeeWhat can happen if you put off leveling your pavement?
    Rain, rot and mold are all very real problems. The health of your family and your home are dependent upon your foundation. Also known as slab jacking or mud pumping, mudjacking (or concrete leveling) of your exterior is the easiest way to ensure that moisture doesn’t enter your home. Using an accredited contractor not only keeps your concrete level, but it can also settle your mind.

    What causes concrete settling?
    Washout, drying, shrinking and poorly compacted soils are some of the reasons that concrete can settle and crack, leaving you with an uneven surface. Critters can dig beneath and case voids. Also one often overlooked cause is underground plumbing leaks. If you have under-slab piping, slow leaks can cause soil to wash away, leaving a void below your slab. Soil displacement can lead to bumpy sidewalks, buckling driveways or even a cracked foundation. Polyurethane foam is a great way to fill in voids and prevent long term damage to your concrete.

    Why fix your concrete instead of replace?
    Replacing your concrete slabs can be a costly proposition. Mudjacking & poly leveling companies cost far less than tearing out and replacing concrete.  Labor alone can take up to 8 hours for workers replacing concrete. However fixing a slab that is crooked may only take a few hours and no drying time. Unlike replacing a slab, most mudjacking can be walked on within minutes of the process.

    Milwaukee Concrete levelingDo I need to be home during this process?
    You only need to be home if your cracked concrete is in the interior of your home or garage. If you need garage floor leveling, you will need to be home. Outdoor surfaces such as patio raising, sidewalk leveling or driveway repair can be done at any time with your permission.

    Can you raise asphalt or pavers? 
    No. We can only lift concrete surfaces.

    Do you offer virtual estimates? 
    Yes, if you’d like to send us photos or jump on a video chat on your phone, reach out to us to arrange a time.

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    Additional FAQs

    Does concrete leveling work?

    Yes! For most jobs, concrete leveling is the best option for raising concrete. The process is tried and true and has been in use for decades. There are, however, instances where mudjacking may not be the best solution. If the concrete you are raising has large portions that have deteriorated, or if the subsoil is still settling, mudjacking may not be the best option.

    Foam concrete lifting MilwaukeeHow long does poly foam concrete leveling last?

    Concrete leveling is not a short term fix, and in most instances will last 8 to 10 years, but can last the span of the lifetime of the slab. There are factors that will affect how long the repair lasts, including what the underlying problem that caused the sinking was in the first place. If the property is newer, or the slab sunk rapidly, there may be a larger problem at play under your slab. However, if the underlying problem is corrected, such as a leaking pipe or misdirected downspout, the mudjacking process should keep your slab in place for many years to come.

    Concrete Raising vs. New Concrete

    Concrete leveling is a much less expensive proposition than completely replacing a concrete slab. With slab replacement, you need to factor in the cost and labor of first removing and disposing of the existing slab. Second, the leveling process is much shorter, usually able to be completed in a few hours to one day and is able to be used nearly immediately. If your sunken slab is next to another existing slab, the color of a new concrete slab may not match, since time and weather changes the appearance of the surface. This can lead to mismatched walkways or driveways. Now, mudjacking may not be the best solution for every case. If the concrete that is sinking is deteriorated, smashed or crumbling, then a new slab may be needed. However, for most other applications, mudjacking is the economical approach to repair your concrete.

    Cities We Serve

    • Ackerville
    • Addison
    • Allenton
    • Barton
    • Bayside
    • Bethesda
    • Big Bend
    • Brookfield
    • Brown Deer
    • Buena Park
    • Buena Vista
    • Butler
    • Caldwell
    • Caledonia
    • Calhoun
    • Camp Whitcomb
    • Carrollville
    • Cedar Creek
    • Cedar Lake
    • Cedarburg
    • Cheeseville
    • Chenequa
    • Colgate
    • Crestview
    • Cudahy
    • Decker
    • Decker Corner
    • Delafield
    • Dheinsville
    • Diefenbach Corners
    • Druecker
    • Duplainville
    • Durham
    • Edgewood
    • Elm Grove
    • Fillmore
    • Fox Point
    • Franklin
    • Fredonia
    • Freistadt
    • Fussville
    • Genesee
    • Genesee Depot
    • Germantown
    • Glendale
    • Goerkes Corner
    • Goldenthal
    • Grafton
    • Granville
    • Greendale
    • Greenfield
    • Guthrie
    • Hales Corners
    • Hartford
    • Hartland
    • Holy Cross
    • Horns Corners
    • Hubertus
    • Husher
    • Jackson
    • Keowns
    • Kilbournville
    • Kirchhayn
    • Kneeland
    • Knellsville
    • Kohlsville
    • Lake Beulah
    • Lake Five
    • Lakefield
    • Lannon
    • Marcy
    • Mayfield
    • Meeker
    • Menomonee Falls
    • Mequon
    • Merton
    • Milwaukee
    • Monches
    • Mukwonago
    • Muskego
    • Myra
    • Nabob
    • Nashotah
    • Nenno
    • New Berlin
    • Newburg
    • North Lake
    • Oak Creek
    • Oakwood
    • Orchard Grove
    • Pewaukee
    • Pewaukee West
    • Plat
    • Port Washington
    • Potter Lake
    • Prospect
    • Raymond
    • Richfield
    • River Hills
    • Rockfield
    • Rugby Junction
    • Saint Anthony
    • Saint Francis
    • Saint Lawrence
    • Saint Martins
    • Saukville
    • Shorewood
    • Slinger
    • South Milwaukee
    • Stonebank
    • Sussex
    • Tabor
    • Tess Corners
    • Thiensville
    • Thompson
    • Thompsonville
    • Tichigan
    • Ulao
    • Union Church
    • Vernon
    • Victory Center
    • Wales
    • Waubeka
    • Waukesha
    • Wauwatosa
    • West Allis
    • West Bend
    • West Granville
    • West Milwaukee
    • Whitefish Bay
    • Willow Creek
    • Willow Springs
    • Wind Lake
    • Young America
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