How Much Does Concrete Lifting Cost?
Typical prices in Springfield, MO and Southwest Missouri
Sunken concrete is one of the most common calls we get, and the first question most homeowners ask is what it will cost to fix. Here are the typical ranges for our polyurethane foam lifting, based on real jobs we've done around Springfield, Ozark, Republic, Branson and the surrounding towns.
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Typical Concrete Lifting Prices
These are average ranges, not quotes. Every job is different. Our minimum is $750 for a single spot, like a driveway and walkway joint that has dropped 2 inches or less. Call 417-470-6506 for a free estimate.
What Changes the Price?
How much concrete needs to come up
One settled sidewalk panel costs less than a driveway that has dropped from the street to the garage. The more slabs we lift, the more foam it takes.
How far it dropped and what's underneath
Erosion, poor compaction and drainage problems leave voids under a slab. Bigger voids take more foam to fill. Why concrete sinks
Voids and soil problems
Some slabs need more than a lift. We can pair lifting with void filling or soil stabilization when the ground underneath needs it.
Commercial size and scope
Commercial jobs run from a single entrance slab to warehouse floors and parking lots, which is why that range is so wide.
Lifting vs. Replacing
Lifting reuses the concrete you already have. There's no tear-out, no hauling away old slabs and no waiting days for new concrete to cure. That's why polyurethane foam lifting typically costs 50 to 75% less than replacement.
We drill small, dime-sized holes, inject high-density polyurethane foam, and the foam fills the voids and lifts the slab back into place. Most jobs are done in a few hours, and your concrete is ready to use right after. See how the process works or compare poly leveling vs. mudjacking.
- Costs 50 to 75% less than replacement
- Most projects finished in a few hours
- No deposits required
- Backed by our limited lifetime guarantee
How to Get Your Exact Price
Every estimate is free and comes with no obligation. We'll look at your concrete, tell you what's causing the problem and give you a price before any work starts. Most jobs can be scheduled within a few days of your estimate.
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Concrete Lifting Cost Questions
How much does it cost to level a driveway?
Most driveway lifting jobs run $1,500 to $2,000, depending on how many sections have settled and how far they've dropped.
How much does sidewalk leveling cost?
Sidewalks and walkways usually run $750 to $1,250.
How much does it cost to lift a patio or pool deck?
Patios and pool decks usually run $1,500 to $2,000, depending on their size and how far they've settled.
How much does garage floor leveling cost?
Garage floors usually run $1,500 to $2,000.
How much does it cost to lift concrete steps?
Steps and stoops usually run $1,250 to $1,750.
What does commercial concrete lifting cost?
Commercial jobs are usually bigger, so they start around $4,000 and can reach $25,000 or more on larger projects. Every commercial job is priced after we see it.
Is there a minimum charge?
Yes. Our minimum is $750, which covers a single spot, like a driveway and walkway joint that has dropped 2 inches or less.
Is concrete lifting cheaper than replacing it?
Most of the time, yes. Polyurethane foam lifting typically costs 50 to 75% less than tearing out and replacing concrete, and most jobs are done in a few hours.
Do you require a deposit?
No. We don't require deposits, and estimates are always free.
Will insurance pay for concrete lifting?
Sometimes. Homeowner's insurance may cover concrete repair when the sinking comes from storm damage or a plumbing leak. Check with your insurance provider about your coverage.
More answers on our FAQs page.
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