In Severn, uneven concrete surfaces on driveways, sidewalks, and patios can pose safety hazards and detract from your home's aesthetic appeal. The region's fluctuating temperatures and heavy rainfall often contribute to these issues, leading to sinking or uneven surfaces. Our industry-leading PolyRenewal™ Polyurethane Injection provides a superior solution to traditional mudjacking, effectively raising and leveling your concrete surfaces. Rely on our expert team to restore your concrete, enhancing both safety and visual appeal around your home.
JES Foundation Repair, a Groundworks Company, has been a trusted provider of top-notch home repair solutions in Severn for over 30 years, maintaining an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. Our certified field inspectors are dedicated to offering free in-home inspections and personalized quotes, ensuring you receive the best concrete lifting solutions tailored to your needs. With a focus on innovative techniques and quality service, JES Foundation Repair is here to enhance your home's safety and curb appeal effectively.
2,164 concrete slabs lifted by the Baltimore branch
Why your neighbors trust JES Foundation Repair
We've earned 735 five star reviews.
"I’m really happy with the work and conduct of the JES team. I hired them to install 6 pilings to stabilize a garage I had built 4 years ago. They arrived on time, and sent me a text on both mornings when they arrived. The crew was led by Santos Cruz, who was pleasant to speak with and was knowledgeable about the work being done. He answered all of my questions before and during the process. His team consisted of David Allerdings, Lucas Batista, and Joseph Wooten. All of the guys were very tolerant of my two Dogs who occasionally were sniffing and barking around the job site. Even though several of the holes were 5+ feet deep, they did a great job keeping them close to the building in an attempt to not dig up more than needed. The finished job looked very good, and except for the loss of grass, looked almost untouched. Additionally they buried a downspout pipe that had been previously laid on top of the ground which was a nice touch to finish off the job."
The soil beneath the concrete may not have been compacted enough during construction. Over time, the loose soil shifts and settles, causing the concrete to sink or crack.
Soil Erosion
Water from rain, sprinklers, or poor drainage can wash away the soil under the slab. This creates empty spaces, making the concrete sink or become uneven.
Climate Conditions
When saturated, clay soil expands, and when dry, it contracts. These constant changes in moisture levels weaken the support beneath the concrete.
Freeze-Thaw Cycles
Water in the soil freezes and expands during winter, then thaws and contracts. This movement puts pressure on the concrete, leading to cracks or lifting over time.
Tree Roots
Roots from nearby trees or shrubs can grow underneath concrete. As they grow, they push up on the slab, causing uneven surfaces or cracks.
Heavy Loads
Parking heavy vehicles or placing large items on concrete can compact the soil underneath. Weak soil cannot often support the weight, causing the slab to sink or crack.
Poor Drainage
Excessive rainwater or water pooling near concrete slabs can lead to soil washout, weakening the soil under the concrete.
Concrete Lifting Solutions We Provide For You in Severn
Upon arrival, our Inspector will introduce themselves and chat with you about the problems you're experiencing. Based on the information you provide them, they'll then create a plan of action to examine your home inside and out.
Receive a detailed repair plan and quote
Once the inspection is complete, the Inspector will sit with you and present their findings. And because we provide same-day estimates, you'll have all the cost and financing information you need to make a decision right away.
Get the work done when you're ready
When you're ready to move forward with repairs, we'll help you choose an installation date that works for your schedule, and notify our Installation team immediately of the upcoming work.
