Basement Floor Lifting & Leveling
Uneven basement concrete can signal a loss of support below the slab. We assess the floor and explain whether polyurethane lifting is a suitable repair.
Leaks and water movement can erode soil beneath a basement floor, creating voids and allowing sections to settle. Addressing the water source is an important part of protecting a repair.
For suitable concrete slabs, polyurethane can fill the space underneath and raise settled areas. Floor lifting addresses the slab; foundation movement or active water problems may need separate evaluation.
Signs it’s time
- Uneven basement floor sections
- Cracks with raised or lowered edges
- Gaps at slab joints
- Evidence of water movement near settled areas
Planning your concrete repair
We inspect settled floor sections, changes in height across cracks, and signs of water movement. Access to the slab and known plumbing or drains are part of the assessment. Tell us about flooring coverings and any history of basement leaks.
When a different repair may be needed
Basement slab lifting is different from foundation repair and waterproofing. Wall movement, active leaks, or structural concerns may require a qualified specialist. We determine whether the floor itself is suitable before recommending polyurethane lifting.
What affects the cost?
The area of concrete, the amount of settlement, the space beneath the slab, and access to the work all affect the quote. We inspect and measure your project in person, then email a written quote. There is no job minimum, and we do not estimate from photos alone.
Our polyurethane lifting process uses ⅜-inch injection holes and foam weighing about 4 pounds per cubic foot. We discuss the expected lift, patching, and return to use for your particular project before scheduling the work.
Does lifting a basement floor fix foundation problems?
No. Lifting can address settlement in a suitable concrete floor slab, but it does not repair foundation walls, footings, or active water entry. We explain the scope of our work and identify conditions that need separate evaluation.
Local service, from assessment to cleanup
Based in Lee’s Summit, our family-owned team serves Blue Springs, Independence, Raymore, Greenwood, Pleasant Hill, Grain Valley, Oak Grove, Lake Winnebago, Lake Lotawana, Lone Jack, Unity Village and the eastern Kansas City metro. Our trained, insured team handles the work in-house. Contact Level Up to arrange a free on-site quote. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 9am–3pm.
Get a free on-site quote
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What happens next
We schedule an on-site visit to inspect and measure your concrete, then email a written quote, usually within 24 hours of the visit. We do not provide estimates from photos. Accept the quote online and we will call you to schedule the work.