Replace that Sunken Driveway or Level it?

How much will I save with concrete leveling?

Hiring a concrete leveler is more economical than calling a contractor to replace that sunken driveway. You can expect to pocket  around 50% of the concrete leveling cost this way. When concrete begins to settle, it can cause all sorts of problems. Sunken concrete driveways not only look unsightly, but they can also lead to much bigger issues. If you have concrete that has begun to settle, your best bet is to hire a concrete leveler.

Concrete Leveling: Will it Last?

You may wonder if a concrete topping will last just as long as a new driveway, or is there a risk of blistering, bubbling, and cracking with weather changes? A concrete leveling contractor will assess the damage. They will then pour a new layer of concrete on top of the old one. This new layer will be level with the rest of your driveway. Once it dries, you will not be able to tell that there was ever any damage. 

The lifespan of a concrete driveway is around 25 to 30 years. However, concrete driveways can start to show signs of wear and tear after just a few years. If you do not take care of your concrete driveway, it will start to chip, crack, and sink. A concrete leveler can help smooth over these problems. Climate extremes and rapid temperature changes can age all concrete, whether it is a solid slab or a topping