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Mesquite Concrete Lifting

Mudjacking in Mesquite, TX

Mudjacking in Mesquite, TX pumps cement slurry under sunken slabs to lift them back to grade. Free estimates, no tear-out.

  • 15+ Years local experience
  • 500+ Projects completed
  • Licensed & Insured

Serving Mesquite and nearby communities.

Mudjacking pumps a cement-based slurry under a slab to lift it. It's been the standard fix for sunken concrete for decades, and it still makes sense for larger slabs where a lot of soil has washed or shifted away over time.

Older Mesquite driveways built before modern soil-stabilization practices tend to have exactly that: a substantial void from years of clay soil movement. Mesquite Concrete Lifting reaches for mudjacking on those bigger jobs where the volume under the slab calls for it.

What's included

What's Included With Mudjacking

Optional Customer prep

  • Typically included — Drilling pattern laid out across the affected slab - Slurry mix pumped under pressure to fill the void -.
  • Continuous lift monitoring during pumping — Hole patching with hydraulic cement.
  • Surface sealer applied after cure
  • Extended cure-time scheduling for heavier vehicle loads
  • Keep vehicles off the slab through the cure window
  • Point out any past patch attempts on the same slab

How it works

How Our Mudjacking Process Works

  1. Assessment photo
    Step 1

    Site check

    Confirm slab size and estimate void volume.

  2. Drilling holes photo
    Step 2

    Drill pattern

    Holes spaced to reach the full void area.

  3. Mix and pump slurry photo
    Step 3

    Slurry pump

    Cement-based mix pumped in stages under pressure.

  4. Raise and check photo
    Step 4

    Lift monitoring

    Crew checks rise with a level as slurry fills the void.

  5. Patch and seal photo
    Step 5

    Hole patch

    Access points sealed with hydraulic cement.

  6. Cure wait photo
    Step 6

    Cleanup

    Jobsite swept and slurry overflow cleared.

Timeline

How Long Does a Mudjacking Take?

  1. 01

    Stage 1

    Mudjacking takes longer to cure than foam because of the slurry mix.

  2. 02

    Drilling and pumping

    2–4 hours
  3. 03

    Initial set

    a few hours after pumping

  4. 04

    Cure before heavy use

    24 hours

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Before & after

Before and After Mudjacking

  • Mudjacking photo
    Before
  • Mudjacking photo
    After

FAQs

Mudjacking FAQs

What's the difference between mudjacking and foam injection?

Mudjacking uses a cement-based slurry pumped through larger holes; foam uses a lightweight expanding polymer through smaller ones. Mud generally costs less per job but needs a longer cure. Foam cures fast but costs more per pound of lift.

Will foam lifting work on a slab that's been sinking for years?

Sometimes, but a slab that's been dropping for years usually has a bigger void that mudjacking fills more efficiently. Foam is better suited to smaller, more precise lifts.

Is mudjacking or foam better?

Neither wins outright. Mudjacking suits large slabs with big voids; foam suits smaller areas needing a fast return to use. The right call depends on your slab, not brand preference.

How long will mudjacking hold up?

A properly filled void with stable soil underneath typically holds for years. Continued clay soil movement nearby can eventually call for a touch-up.

Next step

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