Concrete Leveling Seattle | Expert Slab Jacking Services
By Maxim Derkachev
Have you noticed your sidewalk, patio, or driveway becoming uneven and hazardous?
Uneven concrete isn’t just an eyesore — it can create dangerous trip hazards, reduce your property value, and lead to bigger structural problems if left unchecked.
At Seattle Slab Jack LLC, we restore safety, function, and curb appeal with advanced polyurethane slab jacking that’s fast, eco-friendly, and built to last. Concrete leveling, also called slab jacking, is the smart, cost-effective alternative to full concrete replacement. By lifting and stabilizing existing slabs, you can restore your property without the mess and expense of tearing out and re-pouring concrete.
Why Concrete Settles in Seattle
Seattle’s unique environment makes concrete settlement a common problem. Factors contributing to soil instability in the Puget Sound region include:
- Heavy Rainfall & Erosion: Water can wash away the soil beneath concrete slabs, causing them to sink.
- Clay-Rich Soils: Unstable soil that cannot remain in place on its own requires additional support.
- Freeze-Thaw Cycles: Water enters cracks, expands when frozen, and creates pressure that worsens damage.
Common Problems We Solve
We specialize in identifying and fixing specific settlement issues across the Seattle area:
- Uneven Sidewalks & Walkways: Eliminates dangerous trip hazards for pedestrians.
- Sunken Driveways: Restores smooth vehicle access and prevents pooling water.
- Cracked & Unlevel Patios: Improves your outdoor living spaces.
- Sinking Porch Steps: Prevents unsafe entryways and further structural settling.
- Hollow Voids Under Concrete Slabs: We fill empty spaces to prevent collapse and water damage.
Polyurethane Leveling (Polyjacking) vs. Mudjacking
At Seattle Slab Jack, we use polyurethane foam injection — the modern solution for concrete lifting.
Why Polyjacking Beats Mudjacking:
| Feature | Polyurethane Leveling | Traditional Mudjacking |
| Hole Size | ~5/8 inch | 1–2 inches |
| Material Weight | Lightweight | Heavy slurry |
| Waterproof | Yes | No |
| Cure Time | Minutes | Hours–Days |
| Longevity | 10+ years | Shorter lifespan |
Our advanced polyjacking method is eco-friendly and keeps existing concrete out of landfills.
Our Proven 4-Step Process
- Inspection & Measurements: We identify the root cause and provide a tailored quote.
- Drilling: We drill small, precise 5/8-inch holes into the affected slab.
- Injection: High-density polyurethane foam is injected, expanding to fill voids and lift the slab.
- Patch & Clean: Holes are sealed with concrete mixture, and all debris is removed.
Why Choose Seattle Slab Jack?
- ✅ Licensed & Insured: Proudly holding LIC# SEATTFR80CG.
- ✅ Local Seattle Experts: We understand Puget Sound soils and weather conditions.
- ✅ Long-Lasting Results: Poly foam doesn’t erode and stays level for 10+ years.
- ✅ Cost-Effective: Typically 50–70% less expensive than replacement.
- ✅ Transparent Pricing: Free, no-obligation on-site estimates.
Service Area
We provide professional concrete repair and lifting services within a 30-mile radius around Seattle. Our primary service cities include: Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Renton, Everett, Sammamish, Shoreline, and the surrounding Puget Sound region.
FAQ: Concrete Leveling in Seattle
How much does concrete leveling cost? Slab jacking is approximately 1/2 – 1/3 the cost of concrete replacement, saving you up to 70%.
Is it a permanent solution? Yes. Polyurethane foam is waterproof, durable, and won’t wash out, ensuring long-term stability.
How long does the process take? Most residential jobs are completed in just 1–4 hours.
Can I use my driveway right away? Yes. Polyurethane foam cures within minutes, so you can walk or drive on it the same day.
Do rodents cause sinking? Yes. Moles or groundhogs can tunnel under slabs, leading to soil washouts and settlement.
Ready to Restore Your Concrete?
Don’t wait for uneven slabs to become a dangerous liability or lead to foundation issues.
Seattle Slab Jack serves Seattle and the surrounding 30-mile radius, providing the most advanced concrete leveling solutions available.
For more detailed information on methods and costs, visit our comprehensive guide to concrete lifting.