⬤ Maryland • Virginia • Delaware
Sunken Concrete? We Lift It.
Professional concrete leveling and polyurethane foam lifting for sinking driveways, sidewalks, patios, steps, pool decks and more.
Relevel restores settled concrete without the mess and expense of full replacement. Our low-disruption process uses polyurethane injection to lift and stabilize existing slabs—often in just a few hours.
No demolition
Minimal disruption
Same-day use on many projects
⬤ Before you replace it
Your Concrete Doesn't Always Need to Be Replaced.
If your concrete is still structurally sound, lifting and stabilizing it may be a faster, cleaner and more affordable alternative to tearing it out.
Uneven walkways
Drainage problems
Uneven driveways
Gaps around steps and foundations
Continued settlement
⬤ What we fix
Concrete Problems We Fix
⬤ Repair vs replacement
Why Tear It Out If You Can Lift It?
Traditional Replacement
❌ Demolition
❌ Heavy equipment
❌ Concrete removal
❌ Dumpster/hauling
❌ New concrete
❌ Curing time
❌ More disruption
❌ Potential landscaping damage
Send us a few pictures. We'll take a look.
✓ Existing concrete stays
✓ Small access holes
✓ No major demolition
✓ No heavy equipment
✓ Minimal disruption
✓ Lift and stabilize the slab
✓ Clean up when finished
✓ Many projects ready for use the same day
⬤ How it works
How Does Polyjacking Work?
Relevel uses high-density polyurethane foam to lift and stabilize settled concrete.
DRILL
We create small access holes in the concrete.
INJECT
Polyurethane foam is injected beneath the slab.
LIFT
The expanding foam fills voids and carefully raises the concrete.
SEAL
We seal the access holes and clean the work area.
⬤ What we fix
Concrete Problems We Fix
⬤ Support solutions
Also available for the surfaces that need extra protection.
✅ Foundation and structural support for minor and major settlement
✅ Crack sealing and pool deck caulking to help limit water intrusion
✅ Single-component waterproofing for poured concrete, CMU, and stacked stone foundations
✅ Residential and light commercial applications
Free Estimate
Get Your Free Concrete Lifting Estimate
Fill out the form, call now using the phone number provided, or schedule a call for later using our booking system. Choose the option that works best for you — we’ll make the process simple from start to finish.
⬤ How it works
Why Homeowners Choose Relevel
Relevel uses high-density polyurethane foam to lift and stabilize settled concrete.
Fast
Many lifting projects can be completed in just a few hours
Low Disruption
No full demolition or heavy equipment required.
Cost-Conscious
When your existing concrete is a good candidate, lifting can avoid the expense and mess of replacement.
Built Around the Cause
We don't simply raise the concrete. We look for the underlying voids, settlement, erosion and water issues contributing to the problem.
Local: Serving homeowners and commercial properties throughout Maryland, Virginia and Delaware.
⬤ Project cost
How Much Does Concrete Leveling Cost?
Every project is different.
Your cost depends on factors such as:
The good news?
If your concrete is still a good candidate for lifting, you may be able to repair it without paying for a complete demolition and replacement.
Want to know what your project will cost?
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Size of the affected area
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Amount of settlement
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Number of slabs
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Size of voids beneath the concrete
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Accessibility
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Amount of lifting required
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Condition of the existing concrete
⬤ Service area
Concrete Leveling Throughout the DMV
Relevel serves residential and light commercial customers throughout:
Maryland
Baltimore • Baltimore County • Anne Arundel County • Howard County • Harford County • and surrounding communities
Virginia
Northern Virginia and surrounding service areas
Delaware
Northern Delaware and surrounding service areas
⬤ Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my concrete need to be replaced?
Not necessarily. If the slab is still structurally sound, lifting and stabilization may be an alternative to replacement.
How long does concrete lifting take?
Many projects can be completed in a few hours, depending on the size and complexity of the job.
Can you fix a sinking driveway?
Yes. Driveways are one of the most common applications for polyurethane concrete lifting.
Will the holes be noticeable?
The injection holes are small and are sealed after the lifting process.
How long will the repair last?
The goal is long-term stabilization by addressing the support beneath the slab, not simply correcting the surface elevation.
How do I know if ReLevel can fix my concrete?
Send us photos. We'll evaluate the situation and discuss whether lifting may be appropriate.
⬤ Repair vs replacement
Most concrete problems do not need to start with demolition.
Full replacement often means more mess, more downtime, and more cost. Relevel gives homeowners another path when the slab can still be restored.
What to compare | Full replacement | Relevel repair |
|---|---|---|
Cost direction | Often far more expensive | Designed to be a cost-effective alternative |
Yard impact | More risk of torn-up landscaping and blocked access | Low disruption around the slab |
Site disruption | Demolition, debris, and more cleanup | Small access points and a cleaner work area |
Equipment | Heavy equipment is often needed | No heavy equipment required |
Downtime | Removal, repour, and curing can stretch the timeline | Many projects are finished in hours and ready the same day |
⬤ Common questions
Answers before you book.
A quick overview of what Relevel can fix, how foam lifting works, and why it is often the better first move than replacement.
What is concrete releveling?
Concrete releveling lifts and stabilizes sunken slabs with polyurethane foam injected beneath the surface. It is used for driveways, sidewalks, patios, and pool decks when the slab can be restored instead of replaced.
What problems can Relevel fix?
Relevel addresses sunken slabs, uneven walkways, settling patios, pool deck movement, surfaces affected by soil erosion or washout, and water intrusion through poured concrete, CMU, and stacked stone foundation walls.
How does polyurethane concrete lifting work?
Small access points are drilled into the slab. High-density foam is then injected below the concrete to fill voids, stabilize the soil, and gently raise the surface back toward level.
Is lifting better than replacement?
When the slab is still a good candidate for repair, lifting is usually faster, cleaner, and more cost effective than tearing everything out and starting over.
Free Estimate
Before You Replace It, Let Us Take a Look.
Your concrete may not need to be torn out.
Send us a few photos or schedule a free estimate and we'll help you understand your options.
Or call us now:
(301) 615-1380
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Use our booking system.
Serving Maryland • Virginia • Delaware