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Mudjacking Concrete Leveling

Process, Cost, FAQ and More

Learn everything you need to know about Mudjacking concrete leveling Processes in this guide.

Mudjacking is an eighty-plus-year-old process dating back to the 1930’s. The term is often spelled with variations such as mud jacking or mud-jacking and is known for its effectiveness in slabjacking. Mudjacking is also called Concrete leveling, concrete raising, or concrete lifting.

How Mudjacking is done:

Holes, typically one inch or quarter-inch in size, are first drilled through the concrete slab. This initial step requires carefully creating mudjacking holes with a diameter optimized for injecting mudjacking material.

A mixture of Portland cement, sand, and other natural, earth-based materials—sometimes referred to as a mudjacking slurry due to its specific consistency—are then mixed and injected beneath the slab with a hydraulic grout pump. This forms part of the slabjacking process. The consistency of the slurry mixture is crucial, much like the consistency of a thick milkshake, which enables it to spread effectively and fill any void beneath the concrete slab.

Once the concrete is floated back up to its original position, a high-strength cement fills the access holes. Mudjacking has been used successfully for decades to raise pool decks, patios, garage floors, and more as a repair solution. These sinking concrete slabs can result in property devaluation and are often a safety liability that can lead to trip hazards, resulting in injuries, insurance policy cancellations, and lawsuits.

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Mudjacking Services, Concrete Chiropractor

The Mudjacking process can take your concrete surface from liable to reliable in hours, not days! ™

Mudjacking, as a means of grout leveling, offers durability and strength. When lab tested to ASTM standards, Mudjacking grout provides strengths five times that of chemical poly foams. It can be custom-mixed onsite to provide 50 times the strength of foam, delivering a sturdier, longer-lasting solution for addressing concrete instability.