Concrete Jack is a full service concrete leveling, foam jacking and concrete grinding contractor serving Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia and Maryland.  Concrete Jack's estimates and site visits, from residential sidewalk and driveway repair to commercial and industrial projects are always free!

If you have settled or sunken concrete, trip hazards or drainage problems in walkways, driveways, interior floors or other signs of sinking concrete, Concrete Jack can help.  Concrete Jack also installs lightweight cellular concrete using the Cellular Concrete Solutions line of products.

To learn more about how Concrete Jack can help solve your settlement problems, check out the links above for the different pages on our site.  If you would like to speak with an estimator or have a specific question about an application, please contact us toll free at (855) 603-6321.  Request your free site visit and quote by clicking here. Concrete leveling is also known as slab jacking, mud jacking, and pressure grouting.  It all works the same, and Concrete Jack is your expert contractor.  Concrete Jack has raised and supported millions of square feet of residential, commercial, industrial and municipal concrete--everything from sidewalks to railroad crossing slabs.  Concrete Jack approaches each potential project with the perspective of ensuring the customer chooses the correct repair; if our services aren't a good fit, we'll work to find an appropriate contractor for you.

Concrete Jack uses sand-based grout (typically called mud jacking, slab jacking or concrete leveling) and also high density expanding polyurethane foam (foam jacking) to complete repairs.  Each process is quick, quiet and much less expensive than concrete replacement.  You can drive on repaired concrete immediately after the work is completed, and most jobs take just a couple of hours.  By repairing your existing concrete, you minimize downtime, help the environment by keeping concrete debris out of the waste stream, and save yourself considerable money when compared with concrete replacement.