Basement Floor Leveling in Atlanta, GA
Fix Uneven Basement Floors Fast — Without Tearing Anything Out
Uneven basement floors are more than just ugly — they’re a warning sign. If your basement floor is sinking, cracking, or sloping, it means the soil underneath has shifted or settled. That creates air pockets or voids under the slab, and eventually the concrete starts to drop.
You may notice dips in the floor. You might trip in certain areas. Your doors may not close right. Left alone, it gets worse. But here’s the good news:
We can lift and level your basement floor without replacing it. No jackhammers. No tearing out concrete. No waiting weeks. Just a clean, quick process that fixes the floor — and the problem underneath.
Why Basement Floors Sink
Most basement slabs aren’t built to carry a lot of weight. When the ground underneath shifts or washes out (from moisture, poor compaction, or age), the slab settles. That creates:
- Cracks across the floor
- Uneven or sloping areas
- Bouncy or hollow-sounding spots
- Pooling water
- Doors or walls pulling out of alignment
If you’re seeing any of that, it’s time to get it looked at. We’ve seen this hundreds of times in Atlanta homes.
Our Fix: Poly Foam Leveling
We use polyurethane foam injection, also called polyjacking or foam lifting. It’s stronger, cleaner, and longer-lasting than mudjacking — and it works great for interior slabs like basement floors.
Here’s how it works:
- We drill small holes (about the size of a penny) in the floor.
- We inject high-density polyurethane foam underneath the slab.
- The foam expands, fills the voids, and lifts the concrete back into place.
- The floor is ready to use immediately after we’re done.
There’s no mess, no demolition, and no waiting days for concrete to cure.
We handle more than just one type of slab issue. Whether your problem is in the garage, around the pool, or under your porch, our team is ready. We also offer driveway leveling, patio leveling, steps leveling, and even full basement floor leveling when interior concrete starts to sink. If your concrete is cracked, sinking, or causing water issues, our concrete repair solutions can help seal the damage and stop it from getting worse.
