Average mud jacking jobs usually take 1-4 hours. Larger jobs take longer but usually are completed in only 1 day.

All concrete can be mud jacked. Examples include driveways, steps, patios, pools, basement floors, garage floors, sidewalks, grain bins, city streets, boat ramps, parking lots, interior floors, loading docks, runways, highways, schools, generator pads, warehouse floors, and more. There may be a few circumstances when concrete cannot be mud jacked, and it’s best to get an estimate to find out. Also, if the concrete is severely broken up, it is usually better to have it replaced than mud jacked.

Mud jacking is just a less expensive alternative to your concrete issues. It’s environmentally friendly, and OUR MIX still allows your concrete to be recycled down the road.

Retaining walls too close to the area can cause an issue and may not be able to be mud jacked. Areas where structural components are attached can cause issues as well. Every situation is different and should be looked at by a professional to determine if this process will work for your situation.

Rodents, such as moles or groundhogs, will tunnel under concrete slabs or next to foundations. When water runs down through these holes, it can cause washouts or ground settlement.

Vehicle traffic 4-6 hours after project completion for average-sized vehicles. No trucks for 24 hours.