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Concrete Slab Leveling & Repair in Janesville & Southern Wisconsin
Restore sunken, uneven, or damaged concrete slabs with professional polyurethane foam leveling. Bothun's Concrete Leveling provides fast slab lifting and repair throughout Janesville, Madison, Milton, Beloit, and surrounding Wisconsin communities.
Is Your Concrete Slab Sinking, Cracking, or Buckling?
Concrete is durable, but slabs can develop problems over time. Settled or damaged sections can leave surfaces uneven and make the surrounding area more difficult to use safely.
Consider having your concrete evaluated if you notice:
- Sunken or settled sections
- Uneven areas between slabs
- Cracking associated with movement or settling
- Concrete beginning to buckle or shift
- Sections that no longer sit at the proper level
Addressing the affected slab may allow the existing concrete to be lifted and repaired instead of completely replaced.
Benefits of Concrete Slab Repair
Repair Your Concrete With
Less Time and Disruption
Polyurethane concrete slab leveling offers practical advantages when the existing concrete is suitable for repair.
01
Keep Your Existing Concrete
Settled slabs can often be lifted and leveled without automatically removing and replacing the entire section.
02
Fast Return to Use
The existing site states that repaired concrete can be used in approximately 15 minutes after the work is completed.
03
Save Compared With Replacement
Bothun's Concrete Leveling states that its slab repairs can save money compared with the cost of complete concrete replacement.
04
Restore a More Even Surface
Lifting settled concrete helps bring affected sections back toward the proper level for a smoother, more usable surface.
Concrete Slab Repair for a Variety of Properties
If you're unsure whether your slab can be leveled, Bothun's Concrete Leveling can evaluate the affected area and determine whether polyurethane lifting is appropriate.
