Concrete Leveling and Repair in Monument, CO

Yes, we offer a warranty here at A-1 Colorado Springs. Get in touch to learn more about our warranty details.

Yes. A-1 offers polyurethane foam leveling, also called polyjacking, for select projects. Foam and ControlLevel™ are different approaches suited to different site and slab conditions. The team will recommend the lifting method that makes sense for the project during the free estimate.

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A-1 serves Monument and the greater Colorado Springs area. Not sure whether your property is included? Call (719) 536-0556 to confirm service and request a free, in-person estimate.

At A-1 Concrete Leveling Colorado Springs, we do not pour new concrete.

Our primary service is the care and maintenance of existing concrete that has deteriorated in some way, often saving you a significant amount over the cost of new concrete.

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In most cases, you can walk on the concrete the same day and drive on it the next.** Your A-1 technician will explain any project-specific restrictions before leaving, including whether vehicles, heavy equipment, or other loads need to remain off the repaired area longer.

Concrete leveling can provide a long-term repair, but no single timeline applies to every slab. The result depends on the concrete’s condition, drainage, future soil movement, and whether the original cause of settling continues. A-1 evaluates those conditions before recommending a repair.

A-1 Monument is a service-area business rather than a walk-in showroom. The team travels to properties throughout the Greater Colorado Springs Area, and free, in-person estimates take place at the property so the concrete and surrounding conditions can be evaluated directly.

Traditional mudjacking generally lifts concrete by pumping a soil-and-cement mixture beneath the slab. ControlLevel™ is A-1’s exclusive lifting standard, combining limestone slurry, specialized equipment, trained technicians, and a slow, controlled process. The difference is not only the material, but how the entire lift is performed.

Not necessarily, and that may be intentional. Outdoor concrete is often built with a slight slope so water drains away from buildings instead of pooling against them. A-1 works to return the slab to the best practical position, which may mean properly sloped and more even rather than completely flat.