Poly Leveling vs. Mudjacking

Which is the Better Choice?

If you have sinking or uneven concrete, you’ve probably heard of the terms mudjacking and poly leveling – and the many names used to describe them. Poly leveling can also be called polyjacking or poly foam concrete leveling; whereas mudjacking can also be called slab jacking. Regardless of the term used, these are all methods lift and level concrete.

So which one is best? What are the differences? Poly leveling is the superior choice for long-term durability, minimal disruption, and fast results. Read on to learn more about why American Concrete Repair only trusts poly leveling for our customers.

Concrete Leveling Small Drill Hole

Side-by-Side Comparison: Poly Leveling vs. Mudjacking

Feature Poly Leveling (Polyjacking) Mudjacking
Material Lightweight polyurethane foam Heavy sand, cement, and water slurry
Drill Hole Size Small 3/8-inch holes Large 1-2 inch holes
Cure Time Immediate – Ready to use instantly Takes days to fully cure
Water Resistance 100% waterproof, won’t erode Absorbs water, prone to erosion
Longevity Long-lasting, won’t shrink or break down Can shrink, wash away, or deteriorate
Weight on Soil Lightweight, won’t add stress Heavy material, can cause further sinking
Mess & Disruption Minimal mess, quick and clean process Messy, requires cleanup and waiting time
Best For Driveways, sidewalks, patios, garage floors, steps, pool decks, commercial slabs Older, outdated repair method

Dickinson, ND concrete repair

FREE NO-PRESSURE ESTIMATES

CALL for Estimate

701-690-6359

Minimum Job Fee: $500

Schedule a Free Estimate



    Top concrete lifting contractor Dickinson