Mudjacking (Slabjacking)

Mudjacking (Slabjacking) in Dallas-Fort Worth

Mudjacking is the original concrete leveling method — pumping a cement-soil slurry under sunken slabs to raise them. It costs less upfront than polyjacking and is a solid choice for large commercial slabs and non-visible areas.

Mudjacking (also called slabjacking) has been used for decades to raise sunken concrete. We pump a mixture of cement, soil, and water through 1.5-inch holes drilled in the slab. The slurry fills voids and hydraulically lifts the concrete back to grade.

While polyjacking is our recommended method for most residential applications, mudjacking remains a cost-effective option for large commercial slabs, back-of-property areas, or projects where budget is the primary concern. Mudjacking typically costs $3.50–$14 per square foot in the DFW market.

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