Austin's concrete leveling specialists
Precise polyurethane foam leveling for driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, and more—often finished in just a few hours.
Choose your surface
Sunken slabs are more than an eyesore. They can create trip hazards, hold water, and keep settling. Foam leveling addresses the empty space beneath the slab without the noise and waste of replacement.
Smooth uneven panel transitions and restore curb appeal.
Learn about this serviceRemove trip edges around homes, rentals, and HOA walkways.
Learn about this serviceCorrect settled slabs and help move water away from your home.
Learn about this serviceCarefully level wet-area concrete with water-resistant foam.
Learn about this serviceRestore support and thresholds without tearing up the room.
Learn about this serviceRepair entries and walkways with minimal business disruption.
Learn about this serviceReal Flatworks results
Small injection holes, controlled lifting, and a clean finish let you keep the concrete you already have. Most projects are complete before the day is over.
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After
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AfterSimple process
No demolition marathon. The crew diagnoses the cause, lifts with precision, and cleans the area before leaving.
Small 5/8-inch holes are drilled through the settled slab.
High-density foam fills the void and raises the slab with controlled pressure.
The holes are patched and the surface is ready to use the same day.
Why Flatworks
Concrete leveling is the entire business. That focus means a sharper diagnosis, the right amount of lift, and an honest answer when foam is not the right fit.
Talk to the leveling teamQualifying projects include coverage of up to five years.
Payment is due after the work is complete and you're satisfied.
The Flatworks crew owns the result from start to finish.
Most home projects are finished in just a few hours.
Know your options
Polyurethane foam uses smaller holes and far less added weight while giving the crew precise control over the lift.
| Factor | Traditional mudjacking | Flatworks foam leveling |
|---|---|---|
| Material weight | 100+ lbs per cubic foot | 2–6 lbs per cubic foot |
| Injection holes | 2–3 inches | 5/8 inch |
| Wait time | 24–48 hours | Same day |
| Water resistant | No—material can wash out | Yes—foam will not wash out |
| Lifting control | Limited | Precise, gradual control |
Straight answers
Your estimate is free and includes an honest assessment of whether lifting or replacing makes more sense.
Request free assessmentMost residential projects take about 1–4 hours. The repaired surface is usually ready for foot traffic and vehicle use the same day.
Flatworks drills small 5/8-inch holes—about the size of a dime. The crew patches them before leaving, so they become much less noticeable as the patch cures.
Yes. Polyurethane foam is lightweight, water resistant, and injected through much smaller holes. Traditional mudjacking uses a heavy cement slurry that can add weight to already-compromised soil.
The process is designed to preserve your existing slab. Small holes are drilled, foam is injected beneath the concrete, and the slab is lifted gradually with controlled pressure.
The cured polyurethane does not wash away or break down in soil. Results also depend on drainage and soil conditions, which the Flatworks team evaluates during your free estimate. Qualifying projects include written warranty coverage of up to five years.
If the concrete is structurally sound but has settled, leveling is often the faster and more cost-effective option. If the slab is badly broken or deteriorated, replacement may make more sense. Flatworks will give you a straight answer at the estimate.
Central Texas service area
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No deposit. No subcontractors. No obligation.
