Concrete Leveling Lake Charles

Fix uneven slabs without replacing them

If your driveway, patio, or sidewalk has started to sink or tilt, you’re not alone. The soil in Lake Charles moves more than most people realize. Heavy rain, poor drainage, and clay expansion all cause concrete to shift over time. Our concrete leveling service restores those uneven slabs to their proper height without tearing everything out.

From prep to pour, we follow best practices to avoid settling, cracking, and uneven finishes. Because good concrete shouldn’t need a second try.

If you're planning a full redo, check out our Concrete Contractor Services to see how custom concrete fits into larger hardscape projects.

Safer, smoother surfaces that last

Leveling concrete removes the eyesore, improves drainage so rainwater runs away instead of pooling near your foundation, and removes trip hazards, making it safer for families, guests, and delivery workers to walk or drive across your property.

It’s quick, cost-effective, and built for local soil conditions that won’t stop shifting anytime soon.

F. A. Q

Frequently Asked

Questions

What’s the best material for a patio in this climate?

It depends on your style, budget, and how much maintenance you want.

Concrete is durable and cost-effective with plenty of finish options.

Pavers offer flexibility and easy repairs.

Flagstone and brick give a natural or classic look but can require more prep and care.

We’ll walk you through pros and cons for your space so you get the right fit.

Can I choose my own finish or color?

Yes. We offer a variety of finish options including broom, trowel, stamped, and exposed aggregate. You can also choose from integral colors or surface stains to get the exact look you want. We'll walk you through options during your estimate so it matches your vision and your budget.

How long does it take for concrete to fully cure?

Concrete typically reaches most of its strength in the first 7 days, but it takes about 28 days to fully cure. That said, you can usually walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive on it after about a week, depending on the project and weather.