CC Mudjacking

Concrete Leveling Before and After Photos

Before and after photos of our concrete leveling work on driveways, patios, sidewalks, and more.

Patio slab settled away from the house, leaving a dark gap under the siding at the corner.

before

The slab has dropped away from the house — look at the dark gap running along the bottom of the siding.

Concrete step sunk below a sliding patio door, its sill trim pried off and a hammer left on the step.

before

The step has sunk below the door. The sill trim is off, so you can see how far it moved.

The same patio corner lifted back up against the siding, with patched injection holes in the slab.

after

Same corner, lifted: the gap under the siding is closed. The grey discs are the patched injection holes.

The step raised flush to the sliding door sill, the patio slab beside it level with the house wall.

after

The step now meets the door sill — no lip to catch your foot on the way in.

Driveway slabs cracked apart, with a wide soil-filled gap where one section has dropped.

before

One section has dropped away from its neighbour — look at the width of the soil-filled gap along the joint.

A snow shovel laid across the split joint of a cracked sidewalk, weeds growing through the seams.

before

A shovel laid across the split shows how far the two slabs have pulled apart.

The same driveway lifted level at the joints, injection holes patched, the mudjacking rig still parked at the top.

after

Look at the joints rather than the cracks: the slabs now meet flush. Mudjacking lifts concrete back to level, it doesn't erase cracking.

Someone walking across the levelled driveway, patched injection holes marking where it was raised.

after

Walkable again — the seam that used to be a step up is flat underfoot.

The garage apron raised to meet the garage floor, patched holes across the lifted section.

after

The apron meets the garage floor level, so nothing catches when you drive or walk in.

Interior concrete floor settled away from the wall, a dark gap running along the base of the corner.

before

The floor has settled away from the wall — that dark line along the base is the gap it left.

Interior floor dropped below the threshold of a green door, with a crack running from the doorway.

before

The floor dropped below the door threshold, leaving a lip right where you step through.

The same corner after lifting, the floor raised back up tight against the base of the wall.

after

Same corner after lifting — the floor sits back up tight against the wall.

The floor at the green door raised level with the threshold.

after

The threshold is flush with the floor again.