Fix Sunken, Uneven Concrete Without Replacement

Uneven or sunken concrete isn’t just an eyesore—it’s a safety hazard. Whether it’s a slanted driveway, an uneven sidewalk, or a sinking warehouse floor, ignoring the problem can lead to trip hazards, water pooling, and structural damage. Instead of tearing out and replacing the concrete, concrete leveling is a fast, cost-effective solution that lifts and stabilizes your existing surface.



At Key City Concrete, we specialize in professional concrete leveling in Abilene, TX, using advanced techniques like polyjacking and mudjacking to lift and restore sunken slabs. Our licensed and insured team ensures that your driveway, patio, sidewalk, or foundation is level, stable, and safe—without the high cost of replacement.

Concrete sinking and shifting can be caused by:

• Soil Erosion – Water washes away supporting soil, causing slabs to settle.
• Poor Compaction – If the ground wasn’t properly compacted before pouring, it can shift over time.
• Heavy Loads – Excessive weight from vehicles, machinery, or structures can lead to settling.
• Freeze-Thaw Cycles – Moisture expands and contracts, creating gaps under concrete.
• Tree Roots – Growing roots push up on sidewalks and driveways, causing uneven slabs.
  

At Key City Concrete, we use two main methods for leveling concrete: Mudjacking and Polyjacking. Both techniques effectively lift sunken slabs, driveways, sidewalks, and foundations, but they differ in materials, application, and long-term performance.

Mudjacking: Traditional & Cost-Effective

Mudjacking involves injecting a cement-based slurry beneath the concrete slab to raise and stabilize it. This method is affordable and effective for sidewalks, patios, and driveways that need moderate lifting. However, the heavier material can sometimes lead to future settling, and it requires longer drying time before use.

• Best for: Driveways, sidewalks, patios, and garage floors
• Pros: Cost-effective, durable, and widely used
• Cons: Heavier material, longer drying time, potential for future settling

Polyjacking: Lightweight & Long-Lasting

Polyjacking, also known as foam lifting, uses high-density polyurethane foam to lift and level concrete. This method is lightweight, waterproof, and expands to fill voids, creating a strong and stable foundation. Polyjacking sets much faster than mudjacking, allowing you to use the surface within hour.

• Best for: Foundation slabs, warehouse floors, and high-traffic areas
• Pros: Lightweight, fast-drying, stronger support, and moisture-resistant
• Cons: Higher initial cost compared to mudjacking