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Municipal Road, Street & Highway Concrete Leveling in Southern Wisconsin

Restore settled and uneven municipal concrete with professional polyurethane foam leveling. Bothun's Concrete Leveling provides long-lasting, cost-effective repair solutions for roads, streets, highways, bridges, parking lots, and other municipal concrete applications.

Keep Public Concrete Safer and More Usable

Municipal roads, streets, bridges, and parking areas are exposed to frequent use, making concrete maintenance an ongoing concern for communities.


When sections of concrete become uneven or require leveling, delaying repairs can affect how smoothly and safely the surface is used. Bothun's Concrete Leveling provides an alternative approach that allows affected concrete to be evaluated for leveling before complete replacement is considered.

Benefits of Municipal Polyurethane Leveling

A Practical Alternative to Full Concrete Replacement

When existing municipal concrete is suitable for leveling, polyurethane foam repair offers several practical advantages:

Bothun’s concrete leveling for municipal infrastructure, with road repair examples and service icons

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Reduce Traffic Disruption

Level affected concrete without automatically beginning a lengthy demolition and replacement project.

02

Keep Existing Concrete in Place

Repair settled sections when leveling is appropriate instead of immediately replacing entire slabs.

03

Cost-Effective Approach

Bothun's Concrete Leveling positions polyurethane leveling as a cost-effective alternative for municipal concrete problems.

04

Fast Repair Method

Polyurethane leveling provides a faster approach than lengthy replacement work.

05

Eco-Friendly Approach

The company describes its polyurethane foam method as eco-friendly.

Does Your Roadway or Municipal Concrete Need Leveling?

Bothun's Concrete Leveling can evaluate the affected area and determine whether polyurethane foam leveling is appropriate for the project.