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Celina Concrete Lifting

Mudjacking in Celina, TX

Mudjacking in Celina, TX lifts sunken driveways and walkways with cement-based slurry. Solid for older slabs, free estimates before we drill.

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

Serving Celina and nearby communities.

Is mudjacking the right call for your slab? It depends on the concrete's age and how it's built. Mudjacking pumps a sand-cement slurry beneath a sunken slab, raising it back to level as the mix fills the void and sets.

It's a heavier fill than foam, which makes it a strong match for older, thicker slabs on more settled ground, think Pilot Point or Gunter driveways, rather than the thinner builder-grade pours going in across new Celina subdivisions. Celina Concrete Lifting picks the method based on what the slab actually needs, not a one-size answer.

What's included

What's Included with Mudjacking

  • Typically included — drilling access holes, mixing and pumping the slurry, patching each hole after
  • Optional — additional passes for slabs with deeper voids
  • Customer prep — clear the driveway or walkway of vehicles and debris

How it works

How Our Mudjacking Process Works

  1. Assessment photo
    Step 1

    Inspect the slab

    Check thickness, age, and how far it's dropped.

  2. Drilling holes photo
    Step 2

    Drill access holes

    Spaced in a grid pattern across the panel.

  3. Concrete Lifting Pumping mud mix photo
    Step 3

    Mix the slurry

    Sand, cement, and water blended on site.

  4. Raise and check photo
    Step 4

    Pump under the slab

    Slurry fills the void and lifts as pressure builds.

  5. Patch and seal photo
    Step 5

    Check level

    Straightedge confirms the panel sits even.

  6. Cure wait photo
    Step 6

    Patch the holes

    Cement fills each entry point, flush with the surface.

Before & after

Before and After Mudjacking

  • Mudjacking photo
    Before
  • Mudjacking photo
    After

Timeline

How Long Does a Mudjacking Take?

A typical residential mudjacking job is a single-visit repair.

  1. 01

    Consult and quote

    same day
  2. 02

    Slurry pumping and lift

    2–4 hours
  3. 03

    Cure before full use

    24–48 hours

Need a schedule that fits?

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FAQs

Mudjacking FAQs

How long does mudjacking last?

On stable, older soil it can hold for many years. On shifting clay it may need a follow-up sooner, since the ground underneath is still moving.

Is mudjacking or polyurethane foam better for my driveway?

Depends on the slab. Mudjacking suits heavier, older concrete on settled ground. Foam suits newer, thinner pours where added weight could stress soil that's still settling.

How much does mudjacking cost?

Cost scales with square footage and how many injection points the job needs, a site visit gets you a real number.

Do I need a permit for mudjacking?

Most residential mudjacking repairs are permit-exempt since it's repair-in-place work on an existing slab. Check with your county if you're unsure.

Can I mudjack a slab myself?

Rental kits exist, but getting even lift across a full panel takes pump pressure and experience reading how the slurry spreads. DIY kits often lift unevenly or not at all.

Next step

Get a Mudjacking Estimate in Celina

Call Celina Concrete Lifting or request a free estimate before any drilling starts. Contact us, or return Home for the full service list. For newer, thinner slabs, Polyurethane Concrete Lifting might be the better fit.

Ask about Mudjacking

Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (254) 433-7629