Concrete Leveling is the process of lifting cracked or settled concrete floors or slabs back to their original state. Leveling eliminates tripping hazards that occur as the surface beneath the concrete begins to deteriorate or wash out, causing slabs to shift or buckle. Concrete leveling is also referred to as mudjacking or slabjacking. Over time, soil settlement creates voids or empty areas beneath the slab. Without that support, the heavy concrete sinks, resulting in cracks and degradation. Mudjacking works because the process fills those voids, stabilizing the subsoils below. As the material is injected, the resulting pressure lifts the slab and returns it to an even position. Concrete Leveling is an alternative to concrete replacement, and it is the most widely used in the industry.