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Lift your settled concrete back to a safer, more even position with A-1’s ControlLevel™ system — available throughout Wheat Ridge and the greater Denver North area.
Your local A-1 team is dedicated to making Wheat Ridge a safer place
Most repairs can take foot traffic the same day and vehicles within 24 hours**
Lifting your concrete saves you time and money compared to replacement*
Your local A-1 team will look at your property’s concrete, tell you if lifting is the right next step, and provide you with a no-hassle estimate the same day. Not seeing yours? A-1 works throughout Wheat Ridge — call to confirm your address.
Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, CO
ZIP codes served: 80002, 80033, 80212, 80214, 80215, 80401, 80403
A-1 works throughout Wheat Ridge, including Highland Gardens, Hillcrest Heights and Lakeview, and along the routes that connect them: Clear Creek Drive, Harlan Street and West 32nd Avenue.
Based in Denver North, your A-1 team is the exclusive provider of the ControlLevel™ system — lifting settled slabs around Applewood, Berkley and Fairmount and the surrounding areas back to a safer, more even position without the cost and disruption of tear-out and replacement.
A-1 works around the places you and Wheat Ridge residents use every day — Ashland Reservoir, Fruitdale Grade School and Anderson Park among them. Sunken concrete creates trip hazards along walkways and driveways, making it difficult to get around.
Not seeing yours? A-1 works throughout Wheat Ridge — call to confirm your address.
Detached homes carry the most concrete per property — driveway, garage floor, walkways and patio.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, about 77% of homes in and around Wheat Ridge, Applewood Village and Cambridge Park were built before 1980. Concrete that has been in the ground that long has been through decades of seasonal movement, and the soil under it has had time to settle, erode, or wash out at the joints.
Close to two thirds of the ground under Wheat Ridge is clay that swells when it gets wet and shrinks back as it dries, according to USDA soil survey mapping — and concrete sitting on moving ground eventually loses the support it was poured on.
Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates 2019–2023. Soil is area-weighted across Wheat Ridge city limits (Census place 0884440). Climate figures describe the Denver North market as a whole, not Wheat Ridge specifically.
median year built
built before 1980
single-family homes
ControlLevel™ is A-1’s standard for concrete lifting, refined since 1982. It brings together specialized equipment, a limestone-based stone slurry, trained technicians, and a controlled process that responds to the conditions beneath each slab.
Together, those elements give A-1 greater control over the flow of material and the pace of the lift, helping us raise settled concrete carefully, minimize disruption, and avoid unnecessary tear-out.
Holes are drilled, about the size of a quarter.
Mixture is pumped beneath the concrete slab.
Hole is patched, and you can use it right away.
A-1 lifts concrete on many properties across Wheat Ridge, including the Green Valley or Happy Valley Gardens areas. A slab generally needs to be largely intact to be a good candidate for lifting — cracked concrete may still qualify when the sections can be stabilized and raised together.
From lifting settled slabs, to protecting the concrete you already have, A-1 provides services for homes and commercial properties throughout the Denver North area.
Yes. Wheat Ridge is served by the A-1 team based in Denver North, and the estimate happens at your property rather than from a map — conditions change street to street. Call (303) 558-0000 to confirm service for your address and book a free on-site estimate.
A-1 Concrete Leveling serves Wheat Ridge homeowners and commercial properties with leveling, caulking, cleaning and sealing. Leveling lifts settled slabs back into position, caulking seals the joints and cracks that let water reach the soil underneath, and sealing protects the surface from the freeze-thaw and moisture cycles that wear it down — together, they keep concrete usable far longer than replacing it piece by piece.
Much of the housing here predates 1980, so a lot of the concrete has had decades for the soil under it to move.
Often, yes. A slab that has settled but stayed largely intact is usually a good candidate. The on-site estimate is where A-1 confirms whether lifting or replacement makes more sense.
Book a free on-site estimate and find out whether lifting is the right next step for your property.
* Up to 70% compares concrete leveling with full replacement of the same concrete. Actual savings vary by project; your free estimate provides project-specific pricing. ** Same-day walkability and next-day vehicle use are typical for many projects. Actual timing depends on the project, site conditions and weather. ControlLevel™ is a trademark of A-1 Concrete Leveling.