Concrete Lifting Services in Omaha, NE

"Concrete lifting" is the umbrella term for methods that raise a settled or sunken concrete slab back into place, instead of tearing it out and pouring new concrete. The two most common approaches used by contractors in the Omaha area are mudjacking (injecting a cement-based slurry) and polyjacking (injecting expanding polyurethane foam). Both aim to fill voids under the slab and lift it back to grade.

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In general, a contractor drills small holes (often 5/8" to 1.5" depending on method and equipment) through the slab, pumps material underneath to fill voids and lift the slab, then patches the holes. The exact process, hole size, material, and cure time varies by contractor and by the specific method used — always confirm details with the contractor who quotes your project.

• One or more corners or edges of a slab sit lower than the rest
• Visible gaps or cracks where two slab sections meet
• Water pooling in areas that used to drain properly
• A slab that has become a trip hazard
• Doors or gates that no longer clear a nearby slab

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