Concrete Leveling & Raising in Upstate New York
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Do you have uneven, sunken, or cracked concrete?
The Concrete Team has been helping homeowners, businesses, and communities solve concrete and foundation problems since 2006. If your concrete is sinking, cracking, uneven, or creating a trip hazard, we can take a look and explain your best repair options.
We specialize in mudjacking, also called slabjacking, to raise, level, and stabilize settled concrete. This process fills voids beneath the slab and helps restore uneven concrete without the cost and mess of full replacement. Whether your project needs driveway leveling, sidewalk repair, concrete stabilization, or another practical repair, our goal is to provide an affordable solution that makes sense for your property.
We have the concrete leveling solutions you need!
- Raise and level sunken concrete with mudjacking and slabjacking
- Fix uneven driveways, sidewalks, walkways, patios, porches, steps, and pool decks
- Level garage floors, concrete slabs, and interior concrete floors
- Lift and repair commercial concrete for warehouses, factories, parking lots, loading docks, and more
- Fill voids under concrete to help stabilize settled slabs
- Seal joints and cracks to help protect concrete from water damage
- Clean, seal, repair, and resurface worn concrete
- Repair foundation cracks
- Stabilize bowed or damaged foundation walls
- Help homeowners, businesses, municipalities, HOAs, schools, churches, and other properties fix unsafe concrete
Why Customers Call The Concrete Team
- Local owners based in the Scotia and Glenville area
- Concrete raising and leveling experience since 2009
- Residential, commercial, and municipal concrete repair
- Owner-led estimates with no commissioned salespeople
- No high-pressure sales tactics
- Honest advice and fair pricing
- Less than 2% callback rate
OUR SOLUTIONS ARE CONCRETE.™
Residential Concrete Lifting
Driveways
Fix sunken or uneven driveway slabs before they create trip hazards, cracks, or drainage problems.
Garage Floors
Raise and level settled garage floors so water drains better and the surface is safer to use.
Walkways & Sidewalk
Eliminate uneven sidewalks and walkways that can cause trips, falls, and safety concerns.
Steps
Raise sinking or slanted concrete steps to make your entry safer and easier to use.
Patios
Restore sunken patio slabs so your outdoor space feels safer, cleaner, and more comfortable.
Porches
Lift settled porch slabs and entry areas to help reduce gaps, slopes, and tripping hazards.
Concrete Slabs
Raise and stabilize settled concrete slabs without jumping straight to full replacement.
Concrete Floors
Fix uneven interior or exterior concrete floors that create safety, drainage, or usability problems.
Pool Decks
Level sinking pool deck concrete to help reduce trip hazards around wet, slippery areas.
Commercial Concrete Lifting
Warehouse Floors
Level uneven warehouse concrete floors to help improve safety, access, and daily operations.
Factory Floors
Fix settled factory floors before uneven concrete slows work or creates safety concerns.
HOAs / Apartments
Repair sidewalks, walkways, parking areas, and shared concrete spaces across your property.
Hotels
Improve guest safety and curb appeal by fixing uneven walkways, entrances, patios, and parking areas.
Loading Docks & Ramps
Raise settled concrete around loading docks and ramps to help keep deliveries moving safely.
Restaurants
Fix uneven sidewalks, patios, entrances, and service areas before they become bigger problems.
Interior Floors
Level settled interior concrete floors in commercial buildings, warehouses, and work areas.
Parking Lots
Repair uneven concrete parking areas, aprons, and walkways to help reduce hazards and liability.
Dairy Barns
Level settled barn concrete to help improve safety for people, animals, and equipment.
Pole Barns
Fix sinking or uneven pole barn floors, aprons, and concrete slabs without full replacement.
Strip Malls
Repair uneven sidewalks, entrances, and shared walkways to help keep tenant spaces safe and accessible.
Schools
Fix uneven concrete around sidewalks, entrances, playground paths, and high-traffic school areas.
Churches
Raise and repair sidewalks, steps, ramps, and entrances to help keep your property safer for visitors.
Senior Centers
Reduce trip hazards around entrances, sidewalks, patios, and common areas used by seniors.
Gas Stations
Fix settled concrete around sidewalks, entrances, pads, and traffic areas with less disruption.
Office Buildings
Improve safety and appearance by leveling uneven sidewalks, entrances, walkways, and parking areas.
Other Concrete & Foundation Services
Joint Sealing / Caulking
Seal open joints to help keep water out and protect your concrete from future damage.
Concrete Sealing
Protect your concrete surface from water, salt, stains, and Upstate New York weather.
Concrete Pressure Washing
Clean dirt, grime, stains, and buildup from concrete surfaces before sealing or repair.
Concrete Crack Repair
Repair cracks in concrete to help improve safety, appearance, and long-term protection.
Concrete Resurfacing
Restore worn, chipped, or spalled concrete with a cleaner, more attractive surface.
Epoxy Coatings
Turn stained or worn concrete into a cleaner, stronger, easier-to-maintain garage floor.
Foundation Waterproofing
Stop foundation leaks before they become bigger basement problems.
Foundation Crack Repair
Fix foundation cracks to help stop water from getting into your basement.
Bowed Wall Stabilization
Stabilize bowed or damaged foundation walls before the problem gets worse.
Our Concrete Leveling Process
Simple. Clean. Built Around the Right Repair.
Inspect the Concrete
We look at the settled concrete, cracks, drainage, voids, soil conditions, and how the area is used. You do not always need to be home for an estimate, and you can send photos for a virtual quote.
Raise & Stabilize the Slab
Once the repair plan is approved, we raise and level the concrete using mudjacking, slabjacking, void filling, or related concrete repair. This helps support the slab, fill empty spaces underneath, and bring uneven concrete closer to level without unnecessary replacement.
Clean Up & Review
After the concrete is lifted and stabilized, we patch the work areas, clean up the site, and review the finished repair with you. The goal is simple: safer, more level concrete without the cost and mess of full replacement.
Real Reviews From Real Customers
Homeowners and businesses across Upstate NY trust us for honest advice,
fair pricing, and repairs done right.
Concrete Questions? No Problem.
Get simple answers about concrete lifting, mudjacking, slabjacking, repairs, and estimates.
How Concrete Raising Works
What is concrete leveling?
Concrete leveling is a way to raise sunken or uneven concrete without tearing it out and pouring new concrete. The Concrete Team uses lifting methods to fill voids under the slab and bring the concrete closer to its proper position. This can help with driveways, sidewalks, garage floors, patios, pool decks, and commercial slabs. You can learn more on our Concrete Leveling Process page.
What is the difference between mudjacking and poly lifting?
Mudjacking uses a grout-like material to lift and support settled concrete. The material is pumped beneath the slab to fill voids, stabilize the area, and raise the concrete back toward level.
Poly lifting is another concrete leveling method, but The Concrete Team does not currently offer it. Our concrete raising work is focused on proven mudjacking / slabjacking solutions.
Visit our Concrete Leveling Process page for more details.
How do you know where to lift the concrete?
We look at the settled slab, nearby joints, cracks, slope, drainage, and the areas where the concrete has lost support. From there, we choose the best injection points to help raise and stabilize the slab. This is part of why an experienced evaluation matters. You can start by requesting an estimate through our Contact page.
Can concrete leveling fix all sunken concrete?
Not always. Concrete leveling works best when the slab is still in solid condition. If the concrete is badly broken, crumbling, or severely damaged, replacement may be a better option. If the concrete is mostly intact but uneven, lifting may be a good repair. Learn more about common causes on our Why Concrete Sinks page.
Will the holes be patched after the concrete is lifted?
Yes. After the lifting work is complete, the drilled holes are patched. The patches may be visible, but they are much smaller than removing and replacing large areas of concrete. If the surface also needs cosmetic repair, concrete resurfacing may be an option in some cases.
Estimates, Cost & Scheduling Questions
How much does concrete leveling cost?
The cost depends on the size of the area, how much the concrete has settled, how many slabs need work, and how much lifting material is needed. In many cases, mudjacking costs less than tearing out and replacing concrete. The best way to get accurate pricing is to request a free estimate through our Contact page.
Do I need to be home for an estimate?
No, not always. If the work area is easy to access, The Concrete Team can often review the problem without you being home. Photos can also help us understand what is going on before we visit. This is helpful for driveways, sidewalks, patios, porches, and other exterior slabs. Start by using our Contact page.
Can I send photos for a quote?
Yes. Photos are helpful, especially if they show the full slab, the settled area, cracks, nearby joints, and any water pooling. Clear photos can help us understand the problem faster and guide the next step. You can send your project details through the form on our Contact page.
How long does a concrete lifting project take?
Many residential concrete lifting projects can be completed in hours, depending on the size and condition of the area. Larger commercial projects, multiple slabs, or more complex repairs may take longer. You can see how the work is typically handled on our Concrete Leveling Process page.
Do you offer commercial estimates?
Yes. The Concrete Team works with commercial properties, municipalities, HOAs, apartments, warehouses, restaurants, schools, churches, hotels, and other properties. Commercial concrete problems often involve safety, access, liability, and timing concerns. You can explore services like Warehouse Concrete Repair and Parking Lots.
What To Expect During Your Project
What happens before the work begins?
Before the project begins, The Concrete Team reviews the problem area and explains what needs to be done. We look at the settled concrete, cracks, joints, drainage, and access. We also decide whether mudjacking or poly lifting makes the most sense. You can read more about both options on our Poly Leveling vs Mudjacking page.
Do I need to prepare the area?
Yes, a little preparation helps. Please move vehicles, patio furniture, planters, toys, or other items away from the work area. If we are working near a garage, walkway, pool deck, or commercial entrance, clear access helps the crew work safely and efficiently. For more details, visit our Concrete Leveling Process page.
Will the work be messy?
Concrete lifting is usually much less disruptive than tearing out and replacing concrete. There will be drilling, lifting material, patching, and cleanup, but the goal is to leave the area neat when the work is done. If your concrete also needs washing or surface cleaning, Concrete Pressure Washing may be helpful.
How soon can I use the concrete after lifting?
That depends on the lifting method, the project, and the surface being repaired. Many lifted areas can be used sooner than newly poured concrete, but our team will tell you what is safe for your specific project before we leave. For more information about the process, visit our Concrete Leveling Process page.
What if water caused the concrete to sink?
Water is one of the most common reasons concrete settles. If drainage is still a problem, it may need to be corrected to help protect the repair. Sealing joints, repairing cracks, and improving water flow can all help. You may want to review Joint Sealing / Caulking and Concrete Crack Repair.
Concrete Problems We Commonly Repair
What types of concrete can be lifted?
The Concrete Team can lift many concrete surfaces, including driveways, sidewalks, walkways, steps, patios, porches, garage floors, pool decks, concrete slabs, and commercial floors. The concrete needs to be a solid slab, not asphalt, pavers, or loose stone. You can view common residential services like Driveway Leveling and Walkway & Sidewalk Leveling.
Can you fix sidewalk trip hazards?
Yes. Uneven sidewalk slabs are one of the most common concrete problems we help fix. Lifting can reduce trip hazards and help make the walkway safer without replacing the whole section. This is especially helpful for homes, businesses, apartments, schools, and public areas. Learn more on our Walkway & Sidewalk Leveling page.
Can you fix a driveway that has sunk near the garage?
In many cases, yes. Driveway slabs often sink near the garage because the soil underneath settles or washes away. Lifting can help restore a smoother transition and reduce water pooling near the garage entrance. Visit our Driveway Leveling page for more information.
Can you lift garage floors?
Yes. Garage floors can settle, crack, slope, or hold water when the soil beneath the slab loses support. Depending on the condition of the slab, lifting may help bring the floor closer to level and improve drainage. You can learn more on our Garage Floor Leveling page.
Can you help with cracked concrete too?
Yes. If cracking is connected to settling, concrete lifting may help realign the slab. However, lifting does not make cracks disappear. Crack repair, joint sealing, or resurfacing may also be needed depending on the condition of the concrete. Visit our Concrete Crack Repair page to learn more.
Raising Concrete Instead of Replacing It
Is concrete lifting better than replacement?
Concrete lifting can be a better option when the slab is still in good condition but has settled. It avoids demolition, reduces mess, and can often be completed faster than replacement. Replacement may be needed if the concrete is badly cracked, crumbling, or beyond repair. Learn more about why slabs settle on our Why Concrete Sinks page.
When should concrete be replaced instead of lifted?
Concrete may need replacement if it is broken into many pieces, badly spalled, crumbling, or too thin to lift safely. If the slab is mostly solid but uneven, lifting may still be possible. If the surface is worn but the slab is stable, Concrete Resurfacing may also be worth reviewing.
Why not just pour new concrete over the old slab?
Pouring new concrete over a sunken slab does not always solve the real problem. If there are voids, weak soil, or drainage problems underneath, the new layer may crack or settle too. It also adds more weight to the same weak base. Concrete lifting focuses on filling support under the slab. You can learn more about this on our Concrete Leveling Process page.
Can lifting help prevent more damage?
Yes, lifting can help stabilize a settled slab by filling voids underneath and reducing movement. It can also help improve drainage and reduce trip hazards. If cracks or open joints are letting water under the slab, Joint Sealing / Caulking may also help protect the repair.
Will new concrete match my old concrete?
New concrete often does not match older concrete in color, finish, or texture. This is one reason many customers prefer lifting when the existing slab is still usable. Lifting keeps the original concrete in place and repairs the settled area without replacing the whole section. You can view examples of completed work on our Photos page.
Why Customers Call The Concrete Team
How long has The Concrete Team been in business?
The Concrete Team has been helping customers with concrete and foundation problems since 2006. Concrete raising and leveling became a major part of the company’s work in 2009. You can learn more about the company’s history on our About Us page.
Do you offer poly lifting?
Not at this time. The Concrete Team currently specializes in mudjacking, also called slabjacking, for concrete lifting and leveling. We may consider adding poly lifting in the future, but for now our concrete raising work is focused on proven mudjacking solutions. Visit our Concrete Leveling Process page to learn how our process works.
Do you only do residential concrete leveling?
No. The Concrete Team provides residential and commercial concrete lifting services. We help with homes, warehouses, factories, HOAs, apartments, restaurants, hotels, schools, churches, senior centers, parking lots, and more. You can view commercial options like Interior Floor Leveling and Loading Docks & Ramps.
What other services do you offer besides lifting?
Concrete lifting is the main focus, but The Concrete Team also offers related repair services. These include concrete crack repair, joint sealing, concrete sealing, pressure washing, resurfacing, foundation crack repair, and bowed wall stabilization. You can explore pages like Foundation Crack Repair and Bowed Wall Stabilization.
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Areas We Serve
Simple. Clean. Built Around the Right Repair.
The Concrete Team proudly serves homeowners, businesses, municipalities, and commercial properties throughout the Capital Region, Central NY, and nearby areas.
We are based near Scotia and Glenville, and we regularly help customers with sunken driveways, uneven sidewalks, settled garage floors, cracked concrete, unsafe steps, and other concrete problems across Upstate New York.
Whether you are close to Albany or in one of the surrounding communities, our team can take a look, explain your options, and provide a FREE estimate.
We proudly serve customers throughout the area, including:
- Albany County
- Schenectady County
- Saratoga County
- Rensselaer County
- Columbia County
- Greene County
- Warren County
- Washington County
- Fulton County
- Montgomery County
- Schoharie County
- Albany, NY
- Schenectady, NY
- Saratoga Springs, NY
- Troy, NY
- Clifton Park, NY
- Colonie, NY
- Guilderland, NY
- Niskayuna, NY
- Latham, NY
- Ballston Spa, NY
No problem. We also travel beyond our primary service area for select commercial, municipal, and larger concrete lifting projects.
Concrete or Foundation Problems? No Problem. We Have the Solutions.
Tell us what is going on with your concrete. The Concrete Team will review the problem and recommend only the work that makes sense.
We specialize in mudjacking / slabjacking to raise, level, and stabilize settled concrete without unnecessary replacement.
Why Contact The Concrete Team?
Local Scotia/Glenville Owners Serving Upstate NY Since 2006 Raising Concrete Since 2009 Owner-Led Estimates No Commissioned Salespeople No High-Pressure Sales Honest Advice & Fair Pricing Necessary Repairs Only Photo Quotes Available
Concrete or Foundation Problems? No Problem. We Have the Solutions.
Uneven concrete, trip hazards, cracked slabs, sinking steps, or foundation concerns? The Concrete Team can help. We provide concrete lifting, mudjacking, slabjacking, concrete repair, and foundation repair solutions for homes, businesses, and municipal properties throughout Upstate New York.
The Concrete Team has been helping homeowners, businesses, and communities in Upstate New York solve concrete and foundation problems since 2006. We specialize in concrete lifting, leveling, and raising using mudjacking, also called slabjacking, to raise settled concrete and help stabilize slabs without unnecessary replacement.
Capital Region & Central NY: 518.688.1122
Service Area: Capital Region, Central NY & Nearby Areas
Hours: Monday–Saturday
(Sunday and holiday projects available when needed for commercial clients.)
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