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Looking to Fix Sunken Concrete in Gardner?

If you're hunting for a mudjacking crew in Gardner, your ultimate goal is probably fixing a trip hazard on your driveway, walkway, or patio. We level concrete, but we don't use mud. We use high-density polyurethane foam. Here is why this method outperforms the old slurry approach.

"Straight Answer"

The Short Version

Instead of injecting a messy mud slurry, we raise your concrete with structural polyurethane foam. This means drilling tiny, dime-sized holes rather than large 2-inch ones, and your driveway is ready for traffic in 15 minutes instead of 2-3 days. Plus, the foam will never wash out of shifting clay. If traditional mudjacking is what you really want, we aren't a match. Mudjacking adds massive weight to already sinking ground; foam fixes the root of the problem.

"WHAT's a better option?"

Mudjacking vs. What We Do

MudjackingPolyjacking (what we do)
Injection holes 1⅝ – 2 inches, visible patches Dime-sized, most people can't find them
Back on the slab 24 – 72 hours About 15 minutes
Material weight ~100 lbs / cubic foot 2 – 4 lbs / cubic foot
Water resistance Slurry can erode and wash out Hydrophobic — works even around wet or submerged concrete
Longevity Commonly 5–10 years, often less in expansive clay Designed as a long term repair
Cost Often the cheapest option About the same as mudjacking, or slightly more — and you buy it once

Recent Lifts in Gardner

"Why It's Needed?"

Why Gardner Concrete Sinks

Gardner has seen massive residential growth, meaning a lot of driveways sit on backfilled soil that is still settling. As this expansive clay naturally goes through our extreme Kansas weather cycles, such as expanding in rain and shrinking hard in a dry August, it creates voids. Filling those voids with a heavy mud mixture that adds 100 pounds per cubic foot just accelerates future sinking. Polyurethane foam is incredibly lightweight and binds the loose soil together as it expands.

Gardner Mudjacking Questions, Answered Straight

Do you offer mudjacking in Gardner?

We don’t pump mud. We lift concrete with polyjacking, which features smaller holes, cures in minutes, and won’t wash away during a heavy storm. We’re happy to quote your project so you can weigh the differences.

Pricing is directly tied to the severity of the drop and the exact amount of foam needed. We offer straightforward on-site estimates so you know exactly what the fix entails.

We service Gardner regularly and can generally get a team out for an inspection within a few days.

Yes. Our foam cures chemically, meaning we don’t have to wait for the spring thaw to fix your dangerous trip hazards.

While mudjacking is sometimes the cheapest bid on paper, it often fails and has to be repeated within 5-10 years. Foam lifting is an investment engineered to be a permanent solution.