Eagle Mountain, UT

Mudjacking in Eagle Mountain, Utah

Mudjacking is one of the most effective ways to raise and stabilize sunken concrete. It is tried, tested, and trusted by homeowners across Utah for good reason. If your concrete has settled, this could be all it needs.

What Is Mudjacking and How Does It Work?

Mudjacking is a concrete repair method that has been used for decades. Also called slab jacking or pressure grouting, the process involves drilling small holes through a settled concrete slab and pumping a dense slurry mixture underneath it.

The slurry fills the void beneath the slab and creates upward pressure that raises the concrete back to the correct level. Once the slab is in place, the access holes are patched and the work is done.

The slurry used in mudjacking is typically a mix of water, soil, sand, and cement. It is heavy, dense, and provides strong long-term support once it cures beneath the slab. It is a natural complement to the soil already in place under your concrete.

Mudjacking works very well for driveways, sidewalks, patios, and other residential concrete slabs that have settled due to soil movement or voids forming underneath.

Mudjacking Versus Polyurethane Foam Lifting

Homeowners sometimes ask about the difference between mudjacking and the newer polyurethane foam lifting method. Both accomplish the same goal: filling the void beneath a sunken slab and raising it back into position. There are real differences, though, and which one is right for you depends on your situation.

Factor Mudjacking Polyurethane Foam
Material weightHeavy (adds weight)Very light
Cure time24 to 48 hours to drive onOften same day
Hole size1 to 2 inch diameterSmaller, dime-sized
CostLower upfront costHigher upfront cost
Best forDriveways, large slabsDelicate areas, speed priority

We will recommend the best approach for your specific situation when we come out for your free estimate.

Mudjacking process photo — slurry pumped under concrete slab

Why Mudjacking Works for Utah County Soil

  • Dense slurry resists future soil movement better than loose fill
  • Lower cost than polyurethane foam, especially for larger areas
  • Decades of proven performance in residential applications
  • Far less expensive than full concrete replacement
  • Completed in a single visit for most residential jobs
Completed mudjacking job result in Eagle Mountain Utah

Where We Use Mudjacking in Eagle Mountain

Driveways

Sidewalks

Patios

Garage Floors

Walkways

Pool Decks

Get a Free Mudjacking Estimate in Eagle Mountain

We come out, assess the situation, and give you a straight price. No obligation, no sales pressure. If mudjacking is the right fix for your concrete, we will tell you. If it is not, we will tell you that too.