Concrete Leveling Contractors in North Carolina

The concrete companies listed here are expert concrete repair contractors in the PolyLevel dealer network who serve North Carolina. PolyLevel contractors offer proven solutions for lifting and leveling concrete that is sinking, cracking, or has settled. In each company’s profile you can read reviews, see before-and-after pictures, and learn more about their concrete repair services.

PolyLevel is a fast, effective solution for sunken concrete. Contact your local PolyLevel dealer today to get a free concrete repair estimate.

Why does concrete sink in North Carolina?

You can blame it on North Carolina soils and the weather. Clay, silt, and sand make up North Carolina's soils, including the extensive state soil, "Cecil," which contains red clay and clay loam elements in the subsoil (just below the surface or topsoil layer). Clay is very absorbent, expanding and shrinking in response to the amount of moisture in the ground. As the soil under your concrete absorbs moisture, then shrinks during hot dry spells, the soil movement leads to voids under the concrete. Given the weight of concrete, a portion of a concrete slab inevitably begins to sink over and into these voids. When concrete sinks unevenly, it often begins to crack. Overly loose and poorly compacted soils when the concrete was initially installed can also lead to sinking concrete.

Reasons for Cracked Concrete Slabs

• Weak initial soils unable to support weight
• Erosion over time
• Shrinking and expanding soils
• Moisture issues in soil

What concrete problems does PolyLevel fix?

Residential concrete is an ideal material for outdoor walkways, driveways, sunroom floors and other indoor/outdoor spaces - until the concrete begins to sink! North Carolina homeowners contact their local PolyLevel contractor when they notice concrete settlement, cracks in a sidewalk, driveway or porch, or pooling water on the surface of a concrete slab that is uneven. To preserve the value of your home, monitoring and repairing cracked, uneven concrete should be an integral part of regular home maintenance. Polylevel provides a fast, effective concrete repair solution.

PolyLevel is effective for repairing the following concrete issues:

• Driveways and garage aprons
• Sidewalks and walkways
• Concrete steps or stoops
• Concrete patio and porch areas
• Pool decks and sunrooms
• Basement concrete slabs

How to Choose a Concrete Repair Company in North Carolina

In addition to looking for a North Carolina concrete repair company who serves your town or city, you want to know your contractor understands the underlying problem and offers long-term affordable solutions.

A Concrete Solution You Can Trust

PolyLevel is a two-part expanding foam solution effective in many concrete repair applications, in both residential and commercial settings. Alternatives to PolyLevel include complete concrete replacement and “mud jacking,” an industrial application that uses a thick concrete slurry to fill in the gaps underneath sunken concrete. Both of these methods are excessive when fixing a set of stairs that has pulled away from the home, or a section of patio concrete slab that is uneven. In fact, these alternative solutions sometimes add more weight above the weak soils and compound the problem! Using foam to raise sunken concrete is fast, effective, less disruptive to property, and affordable. PolyLevel is a reliable less intrusive,  solution that doesn't add more weight to the problem.

A Contractor You Can Trust

Your local North Carolina PolyLevel contractor is an independent company who has the support of a national network that provides continual training, resources, and tools for concrete repair. In addition to reading reviews, check out past work by your local concrete contractor. There's nothing better than a before-and-after picture showing the results of lifting and leveling a concrete slab to show you what to expect.

The final step in searching for a contractor who can fix your home’s sunken or cracked concrete is to get an idea of the cost of concrete leveling. After inspecting your damaged concrete, your local contractor should be able to explain their proposed solution and provide a written estimate for repair costs.