What Driveway Leveling Involves in Hollywood, FL
Every driveway is different, so the estimate names the methods that fit the slabs you have, from the foam and the slurry to the patching that finishes the surface. A typical visit can include any of the services below, and each one is listed on your written estimate:
- Foam lifting injects polyurethane through small drilled holes, which raises the slab and fills the void that let it drop.
- Mudjacking pumps a cement-based slurry under the slab, a heavier fill that takes one to three days to dry fully.
- Driveway raising lifts a whole run of slabs in one visit, so the driveway sits at one height from the garage to the street.
- Seam leveling brings two neighboring slabs flush, so the edge stops catching tires and bumpers.
- Garage apron lifting raises the slab where the driveway meets the garage floor, which closes the gap that lets water in.
- Void filling packs the empty pockets that washed-out sand leaves behind, before the next rainy season widens them.
- Slope correction lifts the low end of a slab that drains toward the house, so rain runs to the street instead.
- Hole patching fills every injection hole with sanded concrete, so the surface is finished when the crew leaves.
- Crack review checks the cracks across each slab, because leveling does not repair a crack but can keep it from getting worse.
