If you're preparing to sell your home—or just want to maintain its value—the condition of your concrete is more important than you think.

Sunken or cracked walkways, patios, and driveways aren’t just cosmetic flaws. They signal underlying issues that can affect your home's resale value. Here’s how mud jacking can improve your property and give you a competitive edge.

If you care about sustainability and want to level your concrete driveway, patio, or sidewalk with minimal environmental impact, mud jacking is the way to go. It’s eco-conscious, cost-effective, and durable—a win for your wallet and the earth.

Why It’s Worth It

Mud jacking isn’t a temporary patch. It’s a proven, long-term concrete leveling solution backed by experience, precision, and the right materials.

At Jacked Up Concrete, we use high-quality slurry and expert technique to ensure long-lasting results. Most of our clients never need to call us again for the same slab.

Still have questions? We’re happy to assess your site and offer free quotes to help you decide if mud jacking is right for you.

When to Book Your Concrete Repair

The best times? Late spring and early fall. Homeowners want repairs before winter sets in—or before summer entertaining. If your concrete is uneven, now’s the time to schedule.

Why Choose Mud Jacking?

Mud jacking is an environmentally friendly and budget-conscious way to lift sunken concrete. By injecting a specialized slurry underneath the slab, we create a new foundation that restores the surface to a level, safe position.

Average Lifespan of Mud Jacking Repairs

When done properly, mud jacking can last 10 years or more.

The key is using high-quality materials and making sure the soil under the concrete is stable. Many homeowners enjoy decade-long results before needing any touch-up or maintenance.

How Mud Jacking Repairs a Garage Floor

Mud jacking is a process that lifts your sunken concrete back into place by:

1. Drilling small holes in the slab.

2. Pumping in a special slurry mix (usually sand, soil, and cement).

3. Raising the slab evenly to its original height.

4. Sealing the holes and cleaning up.

It’s fast, non-invasive, and highly effective.

Wondering whether to mud jack or fully replace your concrete? Compare costs, time, durability, and when each method is the better choice to save you time and money.

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