Family-Owned · Denver Metro · Since 1988

Expert Concrete Leveling,Raising & Lifting

Denver's "go-to" concrete raising company. Trevor, the company owner, quotes every job in person, free. Sunken slabs lifted back to grade, no demolition.

  • Free in-person estimate by the owner
  • Small 1-5/8" holes, no demolition
  • A fraction of replacement cost

Why We Are #1 in Colorado:

Pride, Trust, Workmanship, Experience (38 years), In-House Invented Equipment, Integrity.

Trust

Trevor quotes every job in person, free. No high-pressure pitch — if mudjacking isn't right for your slab, we'll tell you.

Customer Service

Calls returned the next business day. Trevor or a team member at every estimate. We treat your driveway like our own.

We Don't Cut Corners

Slurry mixed on site, ratio dialed in to your slab. Holes plugged with mortar and neatly patched. We do it right the first time.

Specialized Equipment

Our trucks are purpose-built for mudjacking, in-house invented, and the pump itself is portable with a short hose, brought right to the slab.

Experience

38+ years lifting Denver concrete. We've seen every variation of clay-soil settling on the Front Range.

Quality

Same color. Same concrete. Just back where it started, at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

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Real Denver-area concrete we've lifted. Same slab, same color, just back where it started.

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The AAA Concrete Raising team and truck

"Bigger is Better"

Family-owned and operated since 1988, AAA Concrete Raising Company brings the "monster" truck of the industry to every job. It carries about ten yards of materials (sandy loam soil), about two times more than our competitors. So we'll always have enough materials on hand to get the job done thoroughly.

We've installed a backhoe to eliminate the need to hand shovel. No other concrete company provides this technology, and you don't have to worry about the truck damaging your property in any way; it remains on the street at all times.

An experienced mudjacking contractor knows how important it is to pump the proper thickness of mud slurry, and often the thickness is changed several times on a single job.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is mudjacking?
Mudjacking is the process of raising sunken concrete back to grade by drilling small holes through the slab and pumping a sandy loam slurry underneath. The slurry fills voids, displaces water, and lifts the slab in real time. We patch the holes with a gray concrete patch.
Do polyurethane pumping contractors have a "go-to" foam?
Most poly contractors use a single product across all projects. Mudjacking lets us tune the slurry consistency to your specific slab, soil, and project; the dirt slurry is denser and heavier, making an excellent fill material.
How long until I can drive on my driveway?
Homeowners can walk on a leveled slab immediately. Our patches dry within a few hours, allowing for quick use of driveways and parking pads as well. The slab is structurally sound and supported as soon as the work is completed, since we not only lift the concrete but fully stabilize the areas that have been lifted.
What are the costs and pricing?
Pricing depends on slab size, how far it has settled, and access for the truck, to name just a few considerations. Trevor quotes every job in person, free of charge; too many factors change the number to estimate it over the phone.
What is the most important part of a raising project?
Making sure the slab is fully stabilized after it is raised. Poly foam is unable to do this because it cures in 15 seconds. A mud slurry, pumped at the proper consistency, flows into voids and cavities, fully stabilizing the areas that have been lifted.
How long does the actual work take?
Most residential jobs take 1 to 6 hours on site. Lead time is usually between 2 weeks and 6 weeks depending on how busy we are.
What can we lift?
We can lift driveways, patios, sidewalks, walkways, garage floors, basement floors, and pool decks, and we fill voids under and around these types of concrete. If it's an existing slab that's settled, we can usually lift it.
How does your raising work?
Drill, pump, raise, patch. Trevor, the owner, marks the holes upon arrival. We then drill 1-1/2" holes, pump the slurry in, watch the slab rise back to grade in real time, then patch with a gray concrete patch.
How does the slurry harden?
The slurry dries and hardens over the next several days. Since we fully stabilize the slab as part of the project, your concrete is fully supported when we leave and available for immediate use.
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