Mudjacking & Slab Jacking in Birmingham and Surrounding Areas
Mudjacking: The Old-School Way To Level Concrete
As patios, walkways, driveways, and concrete steps sink, they can crack and create uneven surfaces. Sinking concrete is unsightly, and it can create a tripping hazard. Traditionally, this problem is often repaired by a process called mudjacking.
When Is Mudjacking Used?
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The causes of concrete settlement and sinking are the same whether it’s a driveway, walkway, patio, garage floor, or pool deck. As soil underneath a concrete slab shrinks, settles or washes away, this leaves empty space, or voids, beneath the slab. With the soil no longer supporting the slab, the concrete will sink, creating an uneven surface.
At APS, we offer a range of solutions to repair uneven concrete and address the underlying problems. Our team of experts will perform a comprehensive inspection to assess the damage and recommend the best course of action. From concrete leveling to crack repair, we’ll ensure your home is safe and stable for years to come.
How APS Can Help
Why Trust APS With Your Uneven Concrete?
Concrete Repair Experts
With years of experience, our team can accurately diagnose and repair the cause of your uneven concrete.
Long-Lasting Solutions
We don’t just fix the visible issues; we provide solutions that prevent further foundation damage.
Customer-Focused Service
Your satisfaction is our priority. We’ll guide you through the entire repair process, keeping you informed and confident every step of the way.
Before & After Concrete Leveling
How To Get Started With Your Project
Request Your Free Estimate
Call or fill out our online form. We will contact you to schedule your appointment and provide you with our recommendations and an estimate.
Review Estimate and
Schedule Your Project
Ask any questions, inquire about financing, and get on the schedule to have your work completed.
Enjoy Your Stabilized Home
After the work is done, rest easy knowing you have a warranty and won’t have to deal with foundation problems for years.