Sunken sidewalks, uneven entryways, settled concrete pads, and low spots around an apartment community can create trip hazards for residents, visitors, employees, and vendors. They can also make common areas look neglected and create ongoing maintenance concerns for property managers.
St. Louis Mudjacking provides concrete lifting for apartment buildings, multi-family communities, and managed residential properties throughout the St. Louis area. When the existing concrete is still in good condition, mudjacking can often raise settled slabs without the disruption of tearing them out and replacing them.
Tell us what is sinking. We’ll take it from there.
Concrete settlement usually begins with a loss of support beneath the slab.
Apartment and multi-family properties often have large amounts of concrete around sidewalks, entrances, parking areas, dumpster pads, courtyards, and shared spaces. When the soil underneath these surfaces shifts or loses support, sections of concrete can begin to sink.
Common causes include:
These conditions are common throughout the St. Louis area, especially where clay-heavy soils, seasonal moisture changes, and drainage issues affect the support beneath concrete.
Property managers dealing with settlement in multiple areas may also need HOA & Property Management Mudjacking, Office Building Sidewalk & Entry Repair, or Commercial Mudjacking.
Settlement can develop slowly across a property, which makes regular inspection important.
Watch for:
If the concrete itself is still solid and the main problem is settlement, mudjacking may be a practical repair option.
Our mudjacking process is designed to restore support beneath settled concrete while keeping disruption around the property as limited as possible.
Access holes are drilled through the settled slab in locations that allow us to reach unsupported areas beneath the concrete.
A grout-based mudjacking mixture is pumped beneath the slab. The material fills voids while controlled pressure gradually raises the concrete toward the proper level.
Once the lifting is complete, the access holes are patched and the work area is cleaned so the area can return to normal use.
Learn more about the method on our Concrete Lifting & Mudjacking page.
Uneven concrete can affect safety, appearance, drainage, and the overall condition of a managed property.
When mudjacking is a good fit, it can provide several practical benefits:
Mudjacking will not repair badly cracked or deteriorated concrete, but it can restore the position and usability of slabs that are still structurally worth saving.
We keep concrete lifting straightforward.
St. Louis Mudjacking is A Nick Gress Foundations Company, bringing hands-on experience with concrete, foundations, soil movement, and the conditions that affect properties throughout the St. Louis area.
When we look at your driveway, we will explain what we see and whether lifting makes sense.
You can expect:
Not every driveway should be lifted. If the concrete is badly broken or deteriorated, replacement may be the better answer. We would rather tell you that upfront.
Yes. Mudjacking can be used on many settled sidewalks and walkways throughout apartment and multi-family properties when the existing slabs are still in suitable condition.
Leveling sunken slabs can reduce many uneven transitions and raised edges that create common trip hazards. Every area should be evaluated individually to determine whether lifting is appropriate.
Yes. Entry sidewalks, concrete landings, and other settled slabs near building entrances may be candidates for mudjacking depending on their condition and construction.
Often, yes. Apartment communities frequently have settlement in more than one location. Multiple sidewalks, entrances, pads, or other slabs may be evaluated as part of the same project.
Not when the slab is a good candidate for mudjacking. The goal is to lift and support the existing concrete rather than remove it unnecessarily.
Yes. We can address certain settled concrete areas next to parking lots, including sidewalks, pedestrian routes, and transitions. For larger parking-area concerns, see our Parking Lot Concrete Leveling service.
Concrete that is severely cracked, broken, or deteriorated may not be a good candidate for lifting. We will explain what we see and whether mudjacking or replacement makes more sense.
Project length depends on the number of areas being repaired, the size of the slabs, and the amount of settlement. Smaller areas may be completed relatively quickly, while larger multi-area projects can take longer.
In some cases, raising settled concrete can improve the slope of low areas and help water move in a better direction. Drainage conditions should be evaluated as part of the overall concrete problem.
Yes. We work with property managers, owners, HOAs, and other organizations throughout the St. Louis area. Our HOA & Property Management Mudjacking page covers additional managed-property applications.
If sidewalks, entrances, shared walkways, or other concrete areas around your apartment or multi-family property have started to sink, give St. Louis Mudjacking a call.
We will help you determine which slabs may be good candidates for lifting and provide a straightforward recommendation about the next step.
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We help homeowners, businesses, property managers, and organizations throughout the St. Louis metro area fix sinking and uneven concrete.
Our service area includes communities across St. Louis County, St. Charles County, and surrounding areas.
Give us a call. We may still provide mudjacking service in your area.
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Uneven concrete does not get better on its own. St. Louis Mudjacking helps homeowners, businesses, property managers, and municipalities lift and level settled concrete using proven mudjacking methods.
Mudjacking and concrete leveling services throughout the St. Louis metro and St. Charles County, including:
Chesterfield, St. Charles, Ballwin, O’Fallon, Florissant, Kirkwood, Wildwood, Creve Coeur and surrounding communities.
Have a sinking driveway, uneven sidewalk, settled patio, or another concrete problem?
Call St. Louis Mudjacking and tell us what is going on. We will help you determine the next step.
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