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Repair, Don't Replace Your Sunken Concrete
Lift your settled concrete back to a safer, more even position with A‑1's ControlLevel™ system, available throughout Louisville and the surrounding areas.

Based in Jeffersonville, IN, your A‑1 team serves the greater Louisville area as the exclusive provider of the ControlLevel™ system, lifting settled slabs around New Albany (IN), Jeffersontown and Charlestown (IN) and the surrounding areas back to a safer, more even position without the cost and disruption of tear-out and replacement.
Name: A‑1 Concrete Leveling Louisville
Serving: Louisville, KY and the surrounding areas
Phone: (812) 246-2550
Email: louisville@a1concrete.com
Hours: 9am–5pm weekdays
Mailing address: 2101 Woodland Ct, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
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Not sure whether your concrete can be lifted? A‑1 raises common residential and commercial concrete surfaces, including:
ControlLevel is an excellent option for lifting concrete in many situations, but not all. Your local A‑1 Louisville experts will tell you exactly what you need, and how much it could cost, with your free, on-site estimate.
How A-1 Lifts Settled Concrete
ControlLevel™ is A‑1's standard for concrete lifting, refined since 1982. With specialized equipment, a limestone-based stone slurry, and trained technicians ControlLevel gives A‑1 Louisville greater control over the flow of material and the pace of the lift, for maximum precision and minimum disruption.

Raise settled concrete to a safer, more even position with A‑1's exclusive ControlLevel™ System.

Seal open joints and cracks to help limit water intrusion while allowing seasonal movement.

Clean built-up dirt, algae, and staining from the concrete you already have.

Seal the surface so water, salt, and everyday wear soak in more slowly. It's the maintenance step that buys a slab years.
Save up to 70% vs. replacement
Across A‑1 locations, most residential ControlLevel™ jobs cost $1,100 to $1,500.
Your price depends on the size of the area, the void beneath it, and how far the slab has dropped. Get your exact number with a free, on-site estimate from A‑1 Louisville.
Eco-friendly, limestone-based stone slurry
(a mineral mix, batched on site)
Decades
Settling that has not stopped will move any repair.
High compressive strength
The slurry fills the void it flows into. Support ends up even across the slab.
$1,100–$1,500
Across A‑1 locations (up to 70% less than replacement)
Low
The material is adjusted in real time for maximum precision
Walk on it right away
Drive within 24 hours
Expanding polyurethane foam
(often a two-part synthetic resin)
Decades
The same rule applies to any leveling method.
Depends on the fill
Foam expands unpredictably and may not fill the whole void, which leaves unsupported spots.
$1,350–$2,250
(20–50% more than ControlLevel)
Medium
Foam can be unpredictable, expanding after it's injected
Ready in about an hour
A‑1 Louisville is a service-area business that comes to you, including Parkside, Norton Commons and Brentwood, and along the routes that connect them: U.S. Route 60, Interstate 65 and Kentucky Highway 61.
So much of life in Louisville happens outdoors: birthday parties, cookouts, family dinners on the patio, and days out at places like Churchill Downs, the Muhammad Ali Center and the University of Louisville. Your own driveway and patio should be as safe as the places around them, so A‑1 levels uneven concrete before a small trip hazard becomes a bigger problem.

ZIP codes served: 47111, 47130
ZIP codes served: 40220, 40223, 40299
ZIP codes served: 40031
Jefferson County
ZIP codes served: 40059
Oldham County
ZIP codes served: 40014
Bullitt County
ZIP codes served: 40165
Bullitt County
ZIP codes served: 40047
Spencer County
ZIP codes served: 40071
Jefferson County
ZIP codes served: 40207, 40222
Clark County
ZIP codes served: 47111
Oldham County
ZIP codes served: 40026
Jefferson County
ZIP codes served: 40222, 40223, 40242
Harrison County
ZIP codes served: 47112
Kentucky: Anchorage, Bardstown, Bloomfield, Boston, Brandenburg, Brooks, Buckner, Campbellsburg, Carrollton, Doe Valley, Douglass Hills, Elizabethtown, Elk Creek, Eminence, Glenview, Hillview, Hurstbourne, Indian Hills, Lebanon Junction, Middletown, Milton, Pewee Valley, Pioneer Village, Radcliff, Rineyville, Shively, Simpsonville, Vine Grove, Watterson Park, West Point
Indiana: Austin, Avoca, Bedford, Bloomington, Borden, Brownstown, Clarksville, Columbus, Crothersville, English, Floyds Knobs, Fredericksburg, Galena, Georgetown, Hanover, Hardinsburg, Harrodsburg, Henryville, Livonia, Memphis, Milltown, Mitchell, Nashville, New Pekin, New Salisbury, New Washington, Orleans, Palmyra, Paoli, Salem, Saltillo, Scipio, Scottsburg, Seymour, Smithville-Sanders, Taylorsville, Utica, Williams
Sunken concrete in areas like La Grange or Shepherdsville usually starts below the surface: the soil beneath a slab shifts, erodes, or can no longer support it evenly. Water can enter through open joints, cracks, and slab edges. As it moves through the ground, soil may soften or wash away, leaving empty spaces beneath the concrete. Without consistent support, part of the slab begins sinking. Seasonal freezing and thawing can add movement as moisture in the soil freezes, expands, and later thaws. Drainage problems, poorly compacted fill, tree roots, and burrowing animals may also contribute.
A large portion of the Louisville area is silt loam, a fine-grained soil that washes away a little at a time and swells modestly when soaked. Add the freeze-thaw cycles the Ohio Valley sees each winter, and slab edges are especially prone to settling.
While the causes of sunken and damaged concrete are pretty similar across the greater Louisville area, what you're seeing may be completely different than someone up the road. Request a free on-site estimate from A‑1 today to best understand what you're dealing with, the potential costs, and your options.
Climate figures: NOAA NCEI 1991–2020 Normals.
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A‑1 Concrete Leveling. A‑1 raises settled driveways, sidewalks, patios, steps, garage floors, and pool decks back to level by pumping a limestone-based stone slurry beneath the slab, typically for far less than replacement. One local crew serves Louisville and the surrounding areas, with free on-site estimates.
For qualifying projects, leveling can save up to 70% compared to replacement. Across A‑1 locations, most jobs fall between $1,100 and $1,500. For the accurate number in Louisville, request a free, on-site estimate from A‑1 Louisville today.
They're different tools. Mudjacking-style leveling pumps a natural slurry beneath the slab; foam injects an expanding synthetic. A‑1's ControlLevel™ system gives the technician live control of the lift.
Mudjacking is the traditional name for lifting concrete by pumping material beneath it. ControlLevel™ is A‑1's modern version: a limestone slurry, specialized equipment, and a slow, controlled lift.
Raising settled concrete back to a safer, more even position without tearing it out. Also called concrete lifting, mudjacking, raising, or slabjacking.
Small holes are drilled in the slab, material is pumped beneath to fill the voids, and the slab is guided back to position. With ControlLevel™, the technician monitors and adjusts the entire lift.
Most repairs can last for the life of your concrete. Longevity depends on the conditions beneath the slab, drainage, and upkeep like caulking and sealing.
If the slab is still solid, leveling usually wins: a fraction of the cost, done in a day. If it's crumbling or structural, replacement is the honest answer, and we'll tell you.
No. A‑1 Louisville uses its exclusive ControlLevel system to lift concrete, with precision, into a safe, even position. The ControlLevel system pumps a stone slurry grout material (limestone and water) beneath the surface for maximum void fill and long-lasting strength.
Usually the adjoining property owner, but rules vary by city. Check your city's sidewalk program; if the repair is yours, A‑1 can level it for far less than replacement.
Often, yes. Frozen ground can limit some lifts, but many projects run year-round. Your local crew will tell you what your slab needs.
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