Concrete Lifting Examples

Concrete lifting, often referred to as slabjacking, mudjacking, or polyjacking, is a specialized process where a unique mixture is injected beneath a settled concrete slab. These concrete raising methods effectively lift and level uneven concrete surfaces, restoring them to their original position. Compared to the costly and lengthy process of concrete replacement, concrete leveling is a quicker, more affordable, and less invasive concrete repair solution.

Our team resolves cracked concrete in the greater St. Louis area with another concrete raising method though. Mud jacking, slab jacking, and poly jacking methods are often short-term solutions that leave your property in worse shape within 5 years or so leading to new foundation problems and a much higher foundation repair cost in the long run. Your concrete surface, be it a driveway, garage floor, patio, or porch, deserves the right solution the first time. That's why we utilize foundation piering to repair you sunken concrete surface for good!

At Arch Foundation Repair, we recognize the interconnected nature of your home's structural elements.

If you're considering concrete lifting, it might also be time to examine the health of your foundation. Our foundation piering services provide additional security to your home's foundation. We can also assess and mitigate soil conditions that are causing your issues and implement concrete crack repair where appropriate