Serving Naperville, Chicago, Aurora and beyond
Serving Naperville, Chicago, Aurora and beyond
Concrete Leveling
Sunken, uneven concrete doesn't always need to be torn out and replaced. Our concrete leveling specialists use structural polyurethane foam to lift and stabilize settled slabs, including driveways, sidewalks, walkways, patios, porches and steps. Get a free, no-obligation inspection and estimate in Naperville, Chicago, Aurora, and surrounding areas.
Settled concrete can create more than an eyesore. Uneven slabs can cause trip hazards, pooling water, gaps around steps and doors, and difficult transitions between concrete surfaces. Our concrete leveling services can correct many common settlement problems without replacing the entire slab.
Driveway & Garage Lip LevelingLift sunken driveway slabs and uneven garage lips to create a smoother transition into your garage and help prevent water from pooling near your foundation.
Sidewalk & Walkway LevelingLevel settled sidewalks and walkways to reduce trip hazards, improve transitions between slabs and create a safer path around your property.
Porch & Stoop LevelingLift settled porches, stoops and front steps to correct uneven transitions, reduce gaps and create a more stable entrance to your home.
Midwest winters are tough on concrete. Clay-heavy soil can hold water, and repeated freezing and thawing can cause the soil beneath a slab to shift. Poor drainage and misdirected downspouts can also wash soil away, leaving voids beneath the concrete. When the support beneath a slab changes, the concrete can sink, tilt or settle.
We are foundation repair and basement waterproofing specialists, so we understand how soil movement, drainage and water flow can affect your property. When we inspect a sunken slab, we look beyond the concrete itself to identify conditions that may be contributing to the settlement and help you determine the right solution!
Polyurethane foam cures quickly, allowing many homeowners to resume normal use of the concrete shortly after the work is completed. Your concrete leveling specialist will explain the appropriate wait time for your specific project.
If the concrete is broken into numerous small pieces or has significant structural deterioration, it may need replacement. If the slab is largely intact but has dropped, tilted or settled, it may be a good candidate for foam leveling. We can evaluate the concrete during your free inspection and explain your options.
Concrete leveling costs vary depending on the size of the slab, the amount of settlement and the conditions beneath the concrete. During your free inspection, we can evaluate the project and provide an upfront estimate for the recommended solution.
During foam concrete leveling, small access holes are drilled through the slab and structural polyurethane foam is injected beneath it. The foam expands into voids and provides support beneath the concrete while allowing the slab to be carefully raised toward level.
Polyurethane foam cures much faster than newly poured concrete, but the appropriate wait time depends on the specific project and application. Your concrete leveling specialist will let you know when the driveway, walkway, patio, steps or other surface is ready for normal use.
Polyurethane foam is designed to provide durable support beneath settled concrete and resist many of the water-related problems that can affect other materials. However, the long-term performance of any leveling project depends on the condition of the existing slab, soil and surrounding drainage. We will evaluate these factors before recommending a solution.
It depends on the condition of the slab. If the concrete is structurally sound but has settled or shifted, leveling may provide an effective alternative to full replacement. Severely damaged or deteriorated concrete may be better suited for replacement. We will explain which option makes the most sense for your property.
Yes. Driveways with intact slabs that have settled, tilted or dropped may be candidates for concrete leveling. Lifting the slab can help restore a smoother transition into your garage and improve the overall appearance and usability of the driveway.
Yes. Settled sidewalk and walkway slabs can sometimes be lifted and leveled rather than removed and replaced. Leveling can help reduce uneven transitions and trip hazards while minimizing the disruption associated with full concrete replacement.
Don't replace your settled concrete before finding out whether it can be leveled. We provide concrete leveling and concrete repair services in Chicago, Naperville, Aurora, Mokena, Shorewood, Bolingbrook, Kankakee, Joliet, Cedar Lake, Crown Point, and surrounding Chicagoland communities. Whether you have a sinking driveway, uneven sidewalk, settled patio or shifting front steps, we have a solution!
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