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.

Uneven driveway or sidewalk? Learn the most common signs of sinking concrete and how early leveling can prevent serious safety hazards and costly repairs.

Concerned about big, ugly holes from concrete repair? Polyjacking uses smaller injection holes, leaving your driveway or patio cleaner and more attractive.

Uneven concrete can lead to poor drainage, foundation damage, and trip hazards. Learn how polyjacking (mudjacking) fixes grading issues and protects your home — fast.