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Fate Concrete Lifting

Mudjacking in Fate, TX

Mudjacking in Fate, TX for driveways, patios, and sidewalks. Slurry-based slab lifting, free estimates, same-day service.

  • 15+ Years local experience
  • 500+ Projects completed
  • Licensed & Insured

Serving Fate and nearby communities.

Fate's newer subdivisions sit on graded lots, and that fill dirt keeps settling into the native clay underneath for years after the builder leaves. Mudjacking is the traditional fix: pump a soil-cement slurry under the slab, fill the void, and lift it back to grade.

Fate Concrete Lifting uses mudjacking on heavier slabs and larger void areas where a slurry mix makes more sense than foam, both in cost and in how much material a void needs. It's the same method that's been raising concrete for decades, just applied to Rockwall County's clay-heavy ground.

What's included

What's Included with Mudjacking

  • Slab assessment — Check where and how deep the settlement runs.
  • Drilling pattern — Holes spaced to reach the full void.
  • Slurry pumping — Soil-cement-water mix pumped in under pressure.
  • Elevation check — Slab raised in stages, not all at once.
  • Patch and seal — Holes filled with matching patch compound.
  • Optional — additional slurry for wider void areas
  • Customer prep — keep vehicles off the slab until we arrive

How it works

How Our Mudjacking Process Works

  1. Assessment photo
    Step 1

    Assessment

    Walk the slab, find the low points, mark drill spots.

  2. Drilling holes photo
    Step 2

    Drilling pattern

    Small holes drilled in a grid over the void.

  3. Mix and pump slurry photo
    Step 3

    Slurry pumping

    Mix pumped under the slab in controlled stages.

  4. Raise and check photo
    Step 4

    Elevation check

    Slab monitored with a level as it lifts.

  5. Patch and seal photo
    Step 5

    Hole patching

    Injection points sealed with hydraulic cement.

  6. Cure wait photo
    Step 6

    Cleanup

    Site swept, slab checked one more time.

Timeline

How long does a Mudjacking take?

Most single-slab mudjacking jobs wrap up in an afternoon.

  1. 01

    Consult and assessment

    same visit

  2. 02

    Drilling and pumping

    2–4 hours
  3. 03

    Patch and seal

    same day
  4. 04

    Foot traffic cure

    1 hour
  5. 05

    Vehicle traffic cure

    24 hours

Need a schedule that fits?

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Mudjacking

Can I Do Mudjacking Myself?

Slurry pumping needs actual equipment, a pump, hose lines, and pressure control, not a rental kit from the hardware store. Getting the pressure wrong either doesn't lift the slab or cracks it. That's why this one stays a crew job even for handy homeowners.

Before & after

Before and After Mudjacking

  • Mudjacking photo
    Before
  • Mudjacking photo
    After

FAQs

Mudjacking FAQs

Is mudjacking or polyurethane foam better for a new build home?

Mudjacking works well on larger, heavier slabs like driveways where the void is sizable. Foam is lighter and more precise, better suited for smaller areas or spots near a foundation. We'll tell you which one fits your slab during the estimate.

Can I do mudjacking myself?

Not really. The pumping equipment and pressure control that make mudjacking work correctly aren't available as a rental kit, and getting it wrong risks the slab.

How much does mudjacking cost?

It depends on slab size and how much slurry the void needs, but most single-slab jobs land in the low thousands. We'll give you a real number after seeing the slab.

Does insurance cover mudjacking?

Usually not. Gradual soil settlement is typically excluded from homeowner's policies as normal ground movement rather than sudden damage.

How long does slab jacking last?

A properly filled void doesn't re-settle from that spot again. New settlement somewhere else on the property is a separate soil issue, not a failure of the original lift.

Next step

Get a Mudjacking Estimate in Fate

Call (806) 607-8586 or request a free estimate for your sunken driveway, patio, or walkway.

Ask about Mudjacking

Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (806) 607-8586