Concrete Raising from Homewood, Illinois

Before the concrete raising process begins, a pattern of 1.5" holes are drilled through the sunken slab on your walkway, driveway, or patio. A grout mixture is then pumped through these holes and under the sunken concrete slab. The grout mixture fills any voids beneath the slab and places upward pressure on it. This pressure slowly raises the sunken concrete to its original grade.

After the raising process is completed, the 1.5" holes are patched using a non-shrinking concrete mixture. The level surface is then cleaned with water and, within hours, your walkway or driveway is useable and safe again.

Personnel & Equipment
Mud-jacking requires special operators and equipment to complete the job safely and efficiently. We have the experienced personnel needed to complete even the most difficult projects. The specialized equipment we use includes:

Contact us in Homewood, Illinois, to request an estimate for your concrete repair project.