Don't replace it, raise it!

Concrete settles when the ground underneath it shifts, shrinks, or washes away. This can happen because of:

• Poor soil compaction when the concrete was first poured
  
• Erosion from rain, sprinkler systems, or plumbing leaks
  
• Soil shrinkage during dry weather
  
• Heavy weight or traffic on the slab over time
  

When the soil can no longer support the concrete, it sinks or cracks.

Voids (empty spaces) form when soil gets washed out or compacted unevenly. You might not see them, but they create weak spots under your concrete. These air pockets can lead to:

• Cracks in your concrete
  
• Tripping hazards
  
• Bigger problems if water keeps getting in
  

Voids are one of the most common reasons concrete slabs need to be lifted.

Mudjacking fills those empty spaces and lifts your concrete back into place—without tearing it out. It’s a smart choice if:

• Your slab is uneven, cracked, or sinking
  
• You want a faster and more affordable solution than replacing it
  
• You care about curb appeal and safety
  

Mudjacking is eco-friendly, cost-effective, and typically done in a few hours.