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Sunken driveways, patios, sidewalks, and garage floor slabs are a different repair than a structural foundation lift — and usually a faster, less expensive one. We connect you with a local partner who injects polyurethane foam beneath the slab to lift it back to level.
Sunken driveway sections re-leveled to remove trip hazards and standing water.
Uneven patio and walkway slabs raised to match surrounding grade.
Settled garage floor sections lifted, especially common where a garage slab meets the home's main foundation.
Exterior concrete slabs sit on soil that hasn't been engineered and reinforced the way a house's structural foundation has, so they're often the first thing to show the effects of Fort Bend County's expansive clay. A driveway or patio that sinks a couple of inches over a few dry summers is one of the most common calls we get, separate from any issue with the home itself.
Dime-sized holes are drilled into the slab, well hidden and far less invasive than tearing out and repouring concrete.
Polyurethane foam expands and lifts the slab within minutes, and it's typically ready for use the same day.
No — mudjacking (polyurethane foam leveling) is for exterior flatwork like driveways and patios that sit on soil, not for structurally piering a home's load-bearing foundation.
Properly installed polyurethane foam is a long-term fix, and unlike traditional mudjacking mud, it doesn't add weight that can cause future settling.
Leveling doesn't require repouring, so your existing concrete's color and finish stay exactly as they are — we're just correcting the elevation underneath it.
Call for a fast evaluation or send your details online.
Call (346) 485-6954