Porch & entry leveling
A settled porch or entry can affect the transition from your walkway to your home. Whether lifting is suitable depends on the construction and what the concrete supports.
A more comfortable welcome.
A settled porch or entry can affect the transition from your walkway to your home. Whether lifting is suitable depends on the construction and what the concrete supports.
Ask about your concreteIs this what you are noticing?
- A low entry pad
- Uneven concrete approaching a step
- Settlement around a porch landing
Show the landing, nearby steps, posts and the connection to the house. Describe any changes in doors, railings or the adjoining walkway. Access and structural relationships matter.
Assess the whole situation.
A freestanding landing is not the same as a structural porch supporting other parts of the building. The assessment identifies those relationships before a lifting method or target is proposed.
Know the scope.
Ask the useful questions.
What method does Randy use?
Randy and Mud Dog Jacking LLC currently use traditional cement-based mudjacking. Foam and PolyLevel installation are not offered through this website.
What affects the estimate?
The slab condition, lift objective, access and space beneath the slab all matter. Ask which surfaces are included, what restrictions apply and how unexpected conditions would be handled.
Will the concrete look new afterward?
Lifting changes a suitable slab's position. Existing cracks, surface wear and patched access holes may remain visible. Discuss the expected appearance before approving the work.
Where is the service available?
Explore the Davis and Weber County service-area pages and describe your city when you make a request. The work is provided by Mud Dog Jacking LLC.
Compare the surface and the repair scope.
A changed surface profile is only one part of a repair. Discuss the slab, surrounding conditions and the intended outcome; view the Gallery for Mud Dog Jacking’s work.
Compare lifting methods