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Concrete Step Leveling & Repair in Janesville & Southern Wisconsin

Restore sunken, sloped, or uneven concrete steps with professional polyurethane foam leveling. Bothun's Concrete Leveling provides clean, long-lasting step lifting and repair throughout Janesville, Madison, Milton, Beloit, and surrounding Wisconsin communities.

Restore Safer, More Level Concrete Steps

Uneven or sloping concrete steps can make entrances and walking areas harder to use safely. When sections begin to shift or settle, the problem can also affect how water drains across the surface and how the steps perform over time.


Addressing these issues early may allow the existing concrete to be leveled and repaired instead of requiring complete step replacement.

What Signs to Look For

Signs Your Concrete Steps May Need Leveling or Repair

Concrete steps can show several warning signs when they begin to settle or move. Consider having them inspected if you notice:

Infographic about leveling concrete steps, with a house entryway and orange-and-white text panel.

01

Sloping or Uneven Steps

A step may begin leaning from side to side or sloping from front to back.

02

Water Puddling

Changes in the level of the concrete can allow water to collect in certain areas.

03

Ice Forming in Specific Spots

Standing water can contribute to recurring ice buildup during freezing conditions.

04

Cracks or Breaks

Visible damage may indicate that the steps should be professionally evaluated.

Catching these problems early can help determine whether the existing steps can be leveled and repaired before more extensive work is needed.

Don't Ignore Uneven or Damaged Concrete Steps

If your steps are beginning to slope, collect standing water, form ice in certain areas, or show cracks and breaks, have them evaluated before the problem progresses.


Bothun's Concrete Leveling can inspect the affected concrete and determine whether polyurethane leveling is appropriate for your steps.