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Greenville Concrete Lifting

Mudjacking / Slabjacking in Greenville, TX

Mudjacking and slabjacking use cementitious slurry to lift sunken slabs without demolition. Free estimates in Greenville, TX.

  • 15+ Years local experience
  • 500+ Projects completed
  • Licensed & Insured

Serving Greenville and nearby communities.

Out here on Hunt County clay, a driveway or walkway doesn't sink evenly. One edge drops while the other holds, because the soil under it swells and shrinks at different rates depending on moisture. Mudjacking fixes that without a jackhammer.

Greenville Concrete Lifting pumps a cementitious slurry mix through small drilled holes, filling the void under the slab and floating it back to grade. It's the older, heavier-duty cousin of foam injection, and for thick slabs or big voids it's often the more economical call.

What's included

What's Included

  • Slab inspection — checking settlement pattern and estimating void size before drilling.
  • Slurry pumping — cementitious mix pumped under pressure until the slab lifts to grade.
  • Drill hole layout — holes spaced on a grid sized to the slab and void.
  • Hole patching — drilled access points filled and finished flush with the surrounding concrete.
  • Post-lift check — straightedge check to confirm the slab sits level before we pack up.

How it works

How Our Mudjacking / Slabjacking Process Works

  1. Verify level photo
    Step 1

    Site inspection

    Walk the slab, check settlement direction and depth.

  2. Drilling pattern photo
    Step 2

    Drill pattern marking

    Mark hole spacing based on slab size and void location.

  3. Pump slurry photo
    Step 3

    Drilling access holes

    1 to 2 inch holes drilled through the concrete.

  4. Level check photo
    Step 4

    Slurry pumping

    Slurry pumped in stages while we watch the lift.

  5. Hole patching photo
    Step 5

    Lift monitoring

    Check grade with a straightedge as the slab rises.

  6. Hole patching photo
    Step 6

    Hole patching

    Seal each access hole with matching patch compound.

  7. Final walkthrough photo
    Step 7

    Site cleanup

    Clear slurry overflow and equipment from the work area.

  8. Final walkthrough photo
    Step 8

    Final walkthrough

    Confirm the slab meets grade and answer questions on the spot.

Timeline

How long does a Mudjacking / Slabjacking take?

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    Stage 1

    A typical mudjacking job runs one vis More: [Home](/) · [Contact](/contact)

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