Questions & answers

It depends on how much concrete needs lifting, how far it has dropped and what’s underneath. Leveling usually costs a fraction of tearing out and replacing the slab. One customer was quoted $16,000 to tear out a wall and patio, and we fixed it for just under $3,000. Your estimate is free.

Yes. We come out, look at the concrete, and give you a written price with no obligation.

Yes, financing is available. Ask about it when we give you your estimate.

Fill out the form on our contact page or call (864) 509-6444. We’ll set up a time to look at the job.

We drill a few small holes in the slab and inject two-part structural polyurethane foam underneath. It expands, fills the voids, firms up weak soil, and lifts the slab in controlled steps. Then we patch the holes. More about the process.

Both lift concrete by injecting material under it. Mudjacking uses a heavy cement slurry and larger holes, and it needs time to cure. Foam is much lighter, uses smaller holes, and sets in minutes.

Most residential jobs are completed within a day. The foam sets in minutes. Sealed cracks can take foot traffic in about 4 hours and cars in about 24 hours, and we’ll tell you when the area is ready.

Often, yes. We can “bridge” the roots, raising the slabs just above them so the tree isn’t harmed, or carefully remove or shave the roots and set the slab back down. We’ll look at it and tell you which makes sense. We can’t promise roots won’t move the slab again, but if they do, touch-ups are a small charge. See how tree root repairs work.

Most can. A slab that’s broken into many small pieces may be better off replaced, and we’ll tell you honestly if that’s the case.

Not always. Plenty of customers are at work while we’re there. We’ll confirm what we need when we schedule.

Yes. Our work comes with a 3-year warranty.

The foam fills the voids that let the slab sink and firms up the soil underneath, so the cause is addressed, not just the symptom. We’ll also point out drainage problems, like downspouts, that wash soil out from under slabs.

Yes. We seal and blend cracks, often in the same visit as leveling. See crack repair.

We call it “evidence of surgery.” The lighter colored marks are from our grinder, steel brush, or rubbing stone. We essentially made “clean spots.” In time these will weather and blend back in.

Joint sealants take 72 hours to fully cure, but they can handle foot traffic in about 4 hours and vehicle traffic in 24 hours. Please avoid pressure washing or chemical washing for at least 1 week.

Joint sealants never harden. They’re designed to stay elastic so they can move with your concrete or brick.

The sealant bead may rise slightly during the hottest part of the day because the concrete expands. It moves back to flat when the concrete cools and contracts.

Concrete darkens when it’s wet and joint sealants don’t, so sealed joints and cracks can stand out more when everything is wet.

Fresh patches may cure lighter than your existing concrete, but they’ll weather and blend in over time.

If you notice any traces of foam we missed, they’ll turn a rust color in sunlight and start to break down on their own.

We’re based in Taylors, SC. Most of our jobs are within about 20 miles: Greenville, Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Spartanburg, Easley, Travelers Rest and nearby towns. We travel farther for larger projects. See service areas.

Yes. We fix sidewalk trip hazards and entries for HOAs, property managers and businesses. See commercial & HOA.