Fix sunken concrete — without the cost and mess of concrete replacement. Concrete leveling lifts settled slabs, driveways, sidewalks, and patios back into place, eliminating trip hazards and restoring safe, even surfaces at a fraction of the cost of tearing out and repouring.
From sunken driveways to uneven sidewalks, we lift and level settled concrete using mudjacking and polyurethane foam injection — without the cost and mess of replacement.
Lift sunken slabs back into place using proven leveling techniques. Whether it's a driveway, sidewalk, or patio, we restore safe, even surfaces without removing and repouring.
Traditional mudjacking uses a slurry of pulverized limestone and cement to raise settled slabs at low pressure. Cost-effective for larger areas where a heavier fill is needed.
Expanding geo-foam is injected beneath the slab, where it expands to create a powerful lifting force. Lightweight, hydrophobic, and sets in 15 minutes with smaller drill holes.
If your concrete has settled or sunk, concrete lifting raises it back to level. Both mudjacking and polyurethane foam methods are available depending on your project.
Sunken driveways create trip hazards and drainage problems. Driveway leveling lifts settled concrete back into place — without the cost and disruption of tearing out and repouring.
Uneven sidewalks are safety hazards and liability risks. In Minneapolis, property owners are responsible for boulevard sidewalks. We lift settled walkways to eliminate trip hazards.
If your concrete has settled, sunk, or become uneven, leveling may be the solution. Here are the most common problems Minneapolis homeowners face.
When soil beneath a slab settles or erodes, the concrete sinks. Concrete leveling lifts it back into place without replacement.
Slabs that shift at different elevations create trip hazards and drainage issues. Leveling evens out the surface to restore safety and function.
A settling driveway slopes, cracks, and pools water. Driveway leveling raises the slab and addresses the underlying void.
Settled sidewalks are liability risks. Sidewalk leveling eliminates trip hazards and brings walkways back to grade.
When concrete settles, it creates low spots where water collects. Leveling restores proper slope and drainage so water flows away from your home.
Even a half-inch elevation change can cause someone to stumble. Leveling eliminates trip hazards by raising settled slabs to match adjacent surfaces.
We help Minneapolis homeowners and businesses fix sunken, uneven concrete — driveways, sidewalks, patios, steps, and garage floors — without the expense and disruption of full replacement.
Minnesota's harsh freeze-thaw cycles take a toll on outdoor surfaces. Soil erosion, settling, and moisture infiltration cause slabs to sink and crack — creating trip hazards, drainage problems, and property damage. Concrete leveling lifts and stabilizes those slabs from below.
Both traditional mudjacking and modern polyurethane foam injection are available, so the right method can be matched to each project — whether that's filling voids beneath a sunken slab or lifting settled concrete back to level.
Minneapolis-area soil conditions, freeze-thaw cycles, and drainage problems are unique. The right repair starts with understanding why your concrete settled in the first place.
Get your situation assessed, your options explained honestly, and a straightforward quote — no gimmicks, no obligation.
Leveling isn't always the answer. If a slab is too badly cracked or deteriorated, replacement may be the better option — and you deserve to be told that upfront.
When your surfaces sink, you need professional concrete repair you can trust. Here's why Minneapolis homeowners and businesses choose us for effective concrete solutions.
Concrete leveling costs a fraction of the cost of replacement. Rather than remove and replace your surfaces, get the same result — level, safe areas — without the hefty price tag.
Most projects are completed in just a few hours. Polyurethane foam sets in 15 minutes, meaning you can use your concrete surface the same day we adjust it.
Raising existing surfaces keeps old slabs out of landfills. Our polyurethane foam is inert, non-toxic, and won't leach chemicals into weak soils.
We raise surfaces to precise elevations, ensuring proper drainage and a smooth, level surface. No guesswork — just accurate, professional results.
No heavy equipment tearing up your yard. Our non-invasive leveling process requires only small drill holes and leaves your landscaping intact. We clean up after every job.
Before any work begins, you should know the method being used, what it costs, how long it takes, and what to expect afterward. Always ask your contractor about warranty terms in writing.
Our proven 4-step leveling process restores your surfaces quickly and efficiently.
We visit your property, assess the sunken or uneven concrete, identify the cause, and provide you with a free estimate — no obligation.
Small holes (1-2 inches) are drilled into the sunken slab. These allow us to inject the material beneath your concrete.
We pump our compound (mudjacking slurry or polyurethane foam) beneath the slab, filling voids and gradually raising it back to the desired level. The material is injected at controlled pressure for precise lifting concrete results.
Access holes are patched, the area is cleaned, and your concrete surface is ready to use — often the very same day. This cost-effective way to level concrete saves you time and money.
Two proven methods are available for lifting settled concrete. The right choice depends on your specific project, soil conditions, and budget.
Mudjacking (also called slab jacking) pumps a cement-based slurry beneath the slab through 1-2 inch holes. The slurry fills voids and lifts the concrete back to level.
Polyurethane foam injection pumps expanding geo-foam through smaller holes (5/8 inch). The foam expands to fill voids and lift the slab with precision.
Not sure which method is right for your project? A detailed comparison is available in our mudjacking vs. polyurethane foam guide.
Concrete leveling typically costs 50-70% less than full concrete replacement. The exact price depends on several factors.
Larger areas generally cost more, but the per-square-foot rate often decreases with volume.
The more the slab has sunk, the more material is needed to lift it back to level.
Mudjacking is typically less expensive per square foot. Polyurethane foam costs more but offers faster cure times and smaller holes.
Hard-to-reach areas or obstacles may require additional time or equipment.
Multiple settled slabs in one visit are more cost-effective than separate visits.
Underlying soil quality and drainage issues can affect both the method and the cost.
For a detailed breakdown, see our concrete leveling cost guide. Or request a free, no-obligation estimate to get an exact quote for your project.
We serve Minneapolis and the surrounding Twin Cities metro. If you have sunken or uneven concrete, we can help.
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Expert advice on concrete repair, mudjacking, and polyurethane foam — written for Minneapolis homeowners.
Get answers to the most common questions about our services in Minneapolis.
Concrete leveling costs 50-70% less than full concrete replacement. The exact cost per square foot depends on the size of the area, the extent of settlement, and the method used (mudjacking vs. polyurethane foam). We provide a free estimate so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.
Most residential projects are completed in 2-4 hours. With polyurethane foam, the material sets in just 15 minutes, so you can use the surface the same day. Mudjacking typically requires 24-48 hours before the surface can handle heavy loads. Both are far faster than replacement.
When done correctly, concrete leveling is a long-lasting solution. The material injected beneath the slab fills voids and provides stable support. Results last longest when the underlying cause of settlement — like poor drainage — is also addressed. No repair method is truly permanent if water continues to erode the soil beneath the slab, so ask about drainage during your estimate.
Both methods are effective concrete solutions. Mudjacking uses a cement-based slurry and is ideal for larger slabs and heavier loads. Polyurethane foam is lighter, sets faster, requires smaller drill holes, and is better for areas with weak soils. We'll recommend the best option for your specific situation during the free inspection.
Minnesota's extreme freeze-thaw cycles are the primary culprit. Rainwater seeps beneath slabs, then freezes and expands, pushing soil away. When it thaws, voids form and the surface settles. Poor drainage, soil compaction issues, and soil erosion also contribute to settlement in the Minneapolis area.
Yes, we can perform this work year-round in Minneapolis. While extremely cold temperatures can affect some materials, we use specialized formulations designed for cold weather. Polyurethane foam is particularly effective in winter since the hydrophobic material cures quickly and isn't affected by freezing temperatures.
Leveling makes sense when the slab is structurally sound but has settled. If the concrete is severely cracked, crumbling, or spalling badly, replacement is usually the better long-term investment. A good contractor will tell you honestly which situation you're in — that's exactly what a free on-site assessment is for.
Request a free estimate for concrete leveling in Minneapolis. The process is non-invasive, most residential projects take just a few hours, and leveling typically costs 50-70% less than full replacement.
Fill out the form or reach us directly. We'll respond within 24 hours to schedule your on-site inspection.