Concrete Lifting in Fort Worth TX — Lift Sunken Slabs Without Replacement

A sunken concrete slab is more than an eyesore. It is a trip hazard and a sign of soil problems underneath. You may have thought replacement was the only option. It is not. We can lift most slabs back to level in a single visit, often for a fraction of replacement cost.

Concrete slabs sink when the soil beneath them shifts, washes out, or compresses. In North Texas, the clay soils shrink during dry summers and swell after heavy rains. That movement creates voids under slabs. Driveways, patios, pool decks, garage floors, and sidewalks all settle over time.\n\nWarning signs include visible gaps between slabs, water pooling on the surface, cracks running diagonally across panels, or a noticeable tilt when you walk across. Tree roots can also lift slabs from below. Many homeowners try to fill gaps with caulk or sand. That does not restore the slab to level. Replacement is expensive and takes days. DIY jacking with car jacks or foam cans rarely lifts evenly and can crack the slab further. Professional lifting uses controlled injection to raise the slab safely and evenly.

We offer two proven methods to lift sunken concrete. Polyurethane Foam Lifting uses a two-part expanding foam injected through small holes drilled in the slab. The foam fills voids, expands, and raises the concrete precisely. Holes are small — about the size of a dime — and are patched after injection. Polyurethane Foam Lifting cures in minutes, so you can use the surface the same day. It is lightweight, waterproof, and does not add load to the soil.\n\nFor larger areas or when a heavier fill is appropriate, we use Mud Jacking / Concrete Lifting. Mud Jacking pumps a slurry of cement, soil, and water under the slab through larger holes. It fills voids and raises the concrete. Mud Jacking has been used for decades and works well on thick slabs and heavy surfaces like garage floors and commercial pads.\n\nBoth methods are faster and less expensive than tearing out and replacing concrete. We inspect the slab first to confirm it is structurally sound and a good candidate for lifting. We measure the lift needed and explain the process before we start. Every job comes with a detailed estimate and warranty on the work.

Fort Worth and the surrounding DFW area have specific conditions that cause concrete to sink. The expansive clay soils here shrink significantly in summer droughts and swell after spring rains. That repeated movement creates voids under driveways, patios, and pool decks faster than in other parts of the country.\n\nWe serve Fort Worth, Benbrook, Dallas, Arlington, Burleson, Keller, Aledo, Weatherford, Willow Park, Watauga, and Lakeside. Many neighborhoods in these cities have older concrete that has settled over decades of soil movement. We know the soil patterns and typical slab thicknesses in each area. That helps us choose the right method and foam density for your specific conditions. Local knowledge also means we can advise on drainage fixes that prevent future settling after the lift.

We are a Insured & Bonded TX Contractor with 40+ years of experience in the DFW area. We are BBB Accredited A+. We offer In-Depth Evaluations and same-day estimates. Every concrete lifting job comes with a Industry Best Warranty on the work and materials. Our crews are experienced with both polyurethane foam and mud jacking. We explain which method is right for your slab and why. We show up on time and clean up after the job.