Repair & levelling

Not every slab needs to be poured again. A walk that has sunk at one end can often be lifted back to level by injecting foam or slurry underneath it, in a morning, for a fraction of a new pour. Cracks can be routed out and sealed so water stays out of them over winter.

When a slab is broken in pieces, or has sunk because the ground under it washed away, we’ll tell you that lifting it would only buy a year or two, and price cutting out the bad section and pouring it again instead.