Concrete Leveling Problem Signs and What Causes Them
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Concrete Leveling Warning Signs We Diagnose
The warning signs we diagnose for concrete leveling: broken sidewalks, cracked concrete, a cracked driveway, a cracked garage floor, tripping hazards, and uneven concrete slabs. Each page explains what can cause the sign and the repairs that address it, and every inspection is free and ends with a written estimate.
Broken Sidewalk
When a sidewalk cracks, drops, or lifts into a raised edge, the soil under it has usually moved, or a root has pushed up against it.
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Cracked Concrete
Cracks in a driveway, garage floor, patio, or interior slab can be harmless curing cracks, or they can be the concrete responding to drainage and soil movement below it.
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Cracked Garage Floor
A garage floor is a concrete slab poured directly on soil, so it relies on the ground beneath it to stay flat and supported.
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Tripping Hazards
A raised or sunken slab edge along a walkway, driveway, or patio usually starts when the soil under the slab moves and the concrete follows it.
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Uneven Concrete Slabs
When a driveway, patio, walkway, or garage floor sits uneven, the soil under it has usually moved.
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Some driveway cracks are ordinary curing.
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We are locally owned and operated in Gaston County, North Carolina, with eight offices serving homeowners across North and South Carolina.
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How Does the Repair Process Work?
Three steps, from your free inspection to the finished repair.
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Our crew completes the work described in your written scope, so you know what is being done before it starts.
Get the Free Concrete Leveling Guide
A free guide for homes in North and South Carolina: why walkways, patios, steps and garage floors sink, what to look for, and what polyurethane foam lifting is, in plain language.
- A checklist to take on a walk around your walkways, patio, steps, pool deck and garage floor
- Why concrete settles in Piedmont clay, on slopes and in coastal sand
- What polyurethane foam lifting is, and how it compares with mudjacking and replacement
- Questions worth asking any contractor, including us
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Common Questions About Concrete Leveling Problem Signs
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An inspector looks at the signs you are seeing and the areas around them, finds the cause, and explains it in plain language. You receive written documentation, typically an estimate with photographs, at no cost and with no obligation to go ahead.
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