Mudjacking Services in Omaha, NE

Mudjacking (sometimes called slab jacking) is one of the oldest and most widely used concrete lifting methods. A contractor pumps a mixture typically made of soil, sand, cement, and water beneath a settled slab to fill voids and raise it back toward its original position.

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Holes are drilled into the slab (commonly around 1.5 to 2 inches, though this varies by contractor), the slurry mix is pumped underneath under pressure, and the slab is monitored as it lifts. Holes are then patched. Because the mix is heavier than foam alternatives, some contractors prefer it for certain soil types or larger slabs — but material choice, pricing, and technique vary by company, so ask your matched contractor about their specific process.

• Large driveway or patio slabs with significant settling
• Budget-conscious projects where a heavier, traditional fill material is preferred
• Situations where a contractor's experience and local soil knowledge favor a cement-based approach

Compare with polyjacking, a lighter-weight foam-based alternative, or explore concrete lifting in general.