Get ready to compare concrete leveling estimates
Give each provider the same photos, measurements, and facts. That makes it easier to see what each written proposal includes. You can use this full guide without filling out a form.
Write down the same facts for each provider
Note the slab type, rough size, panel count, visible height change, when you first saw it, normal use, water flow, past work, access, and known utilities. These notes help with an estimate. They do not prove why the slab moved or what is under it.
Quote-comparison worksheet
Ask each provider to describe the same slab and goal. One price may cover more work than another. Compare what is included before you compare totals.
| Get this in writing | Proposal A | Proposal B |
|---|---|---|
| Slabs and edges included | ||
| Goal for lifting or filling support | ||
| Material and hole plan | ||
| What the provider expects below the slab | ||
| Crack, joint, and patch work | ||
| Water and road-area limits | ||
| Access, protection, and cleanup | ||
| How the final height will be checked | ||
| Written warranty and limits | ||
| Credentials for this work | ||
| Total price and added-work approval |
Property-photo checklist
- A wide view from each direction
- Each affected joint and slab edge
- A ruler beside the height change, without hiding it
- Cracks, doors, curbs, drains, pool edges, and nearby structures
- Water flow, downspouts, washout, or puddles
- Equipment path, gates, stairs, plants, and utilities
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