How Are Slabjacking Projects Quoted?

Slabjacking, also known as mudjacking or concrete leveling, is a cost-effective method of repairing uneven and sunken concrete surfaces. This process involves injecting polyurethane into the ground beneath the affected area, which raises and levels the concrete slab above. Not only does slabjacking provide an efficient solution to structural problems caused by soil settlement or erosion, but it also offers significant cost savings (often 50%-75%) compared to removing and replacing the concrete. 

So how exactly are slabjacking costs determined? Often as low as a few car payments, and generally not more than a mortgage payment, the costs of slabajcking can really vary. Our team takes a few important variables into consideration in order to give you an accurate estimate for your slabjacking project: travel time from the shop, estimated time on site for a crew, and estimated amount of material. Whether your project is small (a single walkway panel or small patio), medium (a small porch, part of a garage floor, etc.), a large residential area (full driveways, garages, multiple areas around the property, sport courts. etc) or a large commercial area  (apartment complex walkways, bridge approaches, warehouse floors, etc.), these 3 key areas will help us to determine a specific quote.