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When it comes to lifting and leveling sunken concrete, two common solutions dominate the market: traditional mudjacking and polyurethane...

Out doing an estimate for this concrete leveling job today in near Wilshire in Eugene, OR, can’t wait to get it done! 🚧👷‍♂️ Call us at...

Paterson Home Inspections has built a strong reputation as a trusted foundation and structural repair consultant  for homeowners and...

As a nationwide foundation contractor , Ram Jack is known for offering reliable and permanent repair solutions. Here’s what they...

In August 2023, repair work at the 133-year-old Winchester Dam  on Oregon’s North Umpqua River was carried out under the oversight of the...

Fix Uneven Concrete with Confidence Is your basement floor uneven, cracked, or sloping? Don’t ignore the warning signs—this could...

Concrete surfaces in Oregon’s Willamette Valley , especially in cities like Eugene, Springfield, Albany , and Corvallis , are constantly...

If you're a homeowner or property manager in Oregon, you’ve likely seen it—sunken sidewalks, sloped driveways, or patios that feel like a...

Why Choose a Professional Concrete Leveling Company? 1. Expertise and Equipment DIY methods often fail to provide lasting results. A...

What Is a Concrete Expansion Joint? A concrete expansion joint  is a gap or space inserted between concrete slabs to allow for movement...

Concrete leveling is used to fix sunken or uneven concrete surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and patios. Two common methods are mud...

If you're a homeowner or property manager in Oregon, you've probably seen it: sidewalks that slope, driveways with dips, or patios that feel like a trip hazard. These aren’t just eyesores—they're safety issues and potential liabilities. The good news? You don’t always have to tear everything out and start over. Enter mudjacking—an affordable, time-tested solution for lifting sunken concrete back to its original level.