Great-Looking Concrete in 4 Simple Steps

Step 1: Drill Small Holes
Holes are drilled in strategic locations around the settled slab

Step 2: Pump It Up
Leveling compound is injected under the slab to raise it back up to even

Step 3: Patch Drill Holes
After concrete is lifted, drill holes are patched with non-shrink grout

Step 4: Clean and Enjoy
Concrete is sprayed off and area cleaned up; ready for you to enjoy
When is concrete leveling the right solution?
Good Fit for Concrete Leveling
- Interior and exterior settled concrete slabs
- Concrete that is in relatively good condition
- When cost is an important factor
Bad Fit for Concrete Leveling
- Crumbling or heavily cracked slabs
- Surface deterioration
- Goal of smoothing out surface texture


Concrete Leveling Applications
Click below to learn more about how concrete leveling can help with your specific needs.
Average Concrete Leveling Prices
Concrete leveling can save up to 70% off the cost of replacement. Here you’ll find an estimated overview of pricing averages based on different concrete leveling situations.
Basic Concrete Leveling Repair
$950
3-5 sinking sidewalk panels with minimal cracking and settling
Large Concrete Leveling Repair
$2,500
Garage floor with 3-5 inches of settling, or 5-8 driveway sections
Extensive Concrete Leveling Repair
$5,000+
Multiple complicated areas around the property
Concrete leveling pricing depends on many factors, and can't be determined exactly until an A-1 expert has inspected the area. Learn more about pricing at the link below!
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Have More Concrete Leveling Questions?
We’ve got you covered with the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about concrete leveling.
How long does concrete leveling take?
Most concrete leveling repairs are done in less than a day, but larger jobs, like garages, pools, or porches, may take between 1-3 days.
Read More: How Long Do Concrete Leveling Repairs Take?
How long after concrete leveling can I use my concrete again?
After a concrete leveling repair, you’ll need to avoid vehicle traffic or heavy equipment on the concrete for the first 24 hours. You can walk on the concrete during this time, but you shouldn’t touch or disturb the drill holes as they need 24 hours to fully dry.
How long does a concrete leveling repair last?
As long as the soil under the concrete has finished settling and there is nothing eroding away the concrete leveling repair, concrete leveling can last for the life of the concrete itself.
Related Resource: How Long Does Concrete Leveling Actually Last?
Which concrete leveling method is best: stone slurry grout, foam, or mudjacking?
Each of these concrete leveling methods comes with its own unique benefits and downsides. While here at A-1 we only perform stone slurry grout and foam concrete leveling, we know that mudjacking can be a good repair method in some situations.
Read More: Comparing Foam, Grout, and Mudjacking: Which Concrete Leveling Method is Right for You?
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Take Back Your Settled Concrete
Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with even, great-looking concrete, and leave trip hazards and bad curb appeal behind you.
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