Concrete Lifting & Mudjacking in the Wilmington

Repair Unsightly Cracks With Concrete Leveling

When concrete slabs being to settle unevenly, you will soon see the results: large cracks, uneven surfaces, and, if left unfixed, perhaps even crumbling concrete. Before the cracking becomes so severe that you must replace the entire slab, fix it with concrete lifting.

Sunken and uneven concrete can become an unsightly tripping hazard at your home or business. Save time and money when you use Alliance Inc. to lift your concrete rather than eventually having to replace the entire slab (which might then fall victim to the same problem as well).

Concrete lifting with mudjacking is the perfect choice for these and other applications:

• Decks
• Driveways
• Sidewalks
• Garage floor slabs
• Porches

Why is my concrete sinking?

Most likely, the concrete was originally poured onto soil that was not optimal and/or not compacted down incorrectly or erosion has happened.

As the weight of the concrete presses down on the soil, it settles either by its weight compacting the soil or the soil shifting to fill voids left by erosion.

If the settlement is small and uniform, the whole slab will sink slightly without causing a big problem. Unfortunately, concrete rarely seems to sink uniformly.

As portions of the concrete sink more than others, it places stress on the concrete. This causes the unsightly cracks and creates a distinctly unlevel surface.

What is Concrete Lifting with Mudjacking?

With mudjacking, we inject a slurry underneath your slab in the portions that have settled. As it accumulates, the slurry presses up on the bottom of the concrete, lifting it back to its original condition.

Any holes that were used to inject the mudjacking slurry are then filled.

It is a fairly quick process, certainly faster than the replacing the sidewalk, driveway, or deck with new concrete. It also is less expensive than full concrete replacement.

What Mudjacking Isn’t

Mudjacking is designed to lift and level concrete. That is it. It is not a concrete repair solution.

The cracks will still exist, but they will no longer pose a tripping hazard and they will be less noticeable and unsightly than when they were uneven.

Mudjacking also isn’t a cure-all if your concrete is already crumbling. If the concrete is too damaged to withstand the lifting process, your only option may be concrete replacement.

Searching for a Mudjacking Contractor Near You in the Wilmington Area? Give Us a Call

Call us at 667-786-4914 to for more information or to schedule an appointment. We serve a 60-mile radius around the Wilmington area.