Signs You May Need Concrete Leveling & Repair
If you have uneven or sunken concrete around your property, concrete leveling is an affordable and effective solution. Whether it’s your driveway, sidewalk, or foundation, Arrow Foundation Repair specializes in restoring sunken slabs to their original level with reliable concrete repair in Shawnee and the KC Metro area.



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Whether it’s a residential home, commercial building, or historical property, a strong foundation is essential for safety and long-term stability.

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Consultation
One of our experienced estimators will conduct a free property inspection at your earliest convenience. Consultations usually take 30 minutes or less.
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Evaluation
Next, you’ll receive a project plan to meet your specific needs. Our experts will identify the most efficient and affordable way to repair your foundation for the long-term.
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Recommendation
You’ll typically receive a project quote estimate from us within 24 hours. If you proceed, our office manager will help set project timelines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We often use a method called concrete mudjacking. When you contact us for concrete repair in Shawnee or the KC Metro area, we’ll talk through which solution makes the most sense for your project.
Concrete-jacking, also known as slabjacking, involves pumping a mixture of Portland cement, sand, and water under the concrete slab to lift it back into place. This method works well for heavier concrete surfaces and is a cost-effective option for repairs.
Typically, a concrete leveling repair lasts up to 5 years, although this can vary depending on factors like soil conditions, drainage, and water runoff in the area. Proper maintenance and care can extend the life of the repair.
The concrete leveling process will sometimes close up existing cracks, but extensive cracks made need separate crack repair in addition to concrete leveling. Concrete-jacking does fill any gaps between the concrete and underlying base. This helps prevent further sinking or settling, providing long-term stability.
Concrete repair can be done in winter, but special precautions are required, such as using heated enclosures or additives that prevent freezing. We typically don’t recommend doing concrete leveling if the temperature is 40 degrees or lower. Cold temperatures can slow curing times, so it’s essential to work with experienced professionals during this season.
Generally, the concrete leveling process won’t damage your landscaping or surrounding structures. Our team takes great care to ensure that the surrounding area remains undisturbed during the repair.
