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Concrete Lifting in Florida

Concrete lifting belongs on a shortlist when the problem is a settled slab and the enquiry is about restoring its position. Describe the surface, the affected joints and whether water or nearby structures are involved. The companies listed here differ in the surfaces they handle and the lifting or stabilization methods they advertise. A pool deck, driveway and commercial interior slab should therefore be described separately, even at the same property. Check the profile for the relevant application before arranging an estimate. Mark the area you want assessed and ask the contractor to distinguish movement correction from any separate crack, joint or surface-finishing work.

34 researched company profiles · Latest company research: 2026-10-30. See profiles for individual review dates.

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Companies offering concrete lifting

Listed alphabetically. Inclusion is based on website evidence, not a quality ranking.

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Alpha Foundations

Concrete Lifting

Advertised coverage: Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg + 9 more locations

Scope note: Crawlspace supports, drainage, insulation and encapsulation are separately quoted scopes.

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Certified Foundations

Concrete Lifting

Advertised coverage: See profile for coverage details

Scope note: Earlier named city coverage is supported for sinkhole repair. The separate service-area page supports foundation repair in its listed communities. Other services are not automatically assigned those areas.

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LUX Foundation Solutions Florida

Concrete Lifting

Advertised coverage: Jacksonville, Gainesville, Ocala, Palm Coast + 122 more locations

Scope note: The source labels one county as Branford and contains ambiguous or misspelled place names. The invalid county label and uncertain entries were omitted; no county-to-city inference was used.

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SlabFix

Concrete Lifting

Advertised coverage: Daytona Beach, Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach

Scope note: Named city coverage is supported specifically for concrete lifting. Other verified services have no city-level coverage assigned from that page.

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Sturdy Soil

Concrete Lifting

Advertised coverage: Sarasota, Bradenton, Tampa, St. Petersburg + 4 more locations

Scope note: Seawall scope is foam injection, soil stabilization and void filling. New wall construction or structural replacement not established.

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Prepare your project details

  • Photos of settled slabs and trip edges
  • Approximate area and size of the height difference
  • Drainage problems and previous repairs

Questions to ask

  • Is this slab a suitable candidate for lifting, and why?
  • What material and method will be used?
  • What finish, joint work and future movement are covered or excluded?
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Concrete Lifting: common questions

How should I describe uneven concrete without choosing a repair method?

Identify the slab use and the joints or edges that have moved. Supply overall photographs and explain any drainage concerns, then ask the contractor to assess the slab before prescribing a lifting material.

Can several small settled areas be assessed in one visit?

List each area and its use when booking. Ask for the contractor to identify a proposed treatment and price for each slab rather than combining unrelated driveway, patio and interior work into one unexplained figure.

What should a facility manager say about indoor slab work?

Identify the floor use, operating hours, equipment loads and access restrictions. Ask the company whether its advertised commercial lifting service covers that environment and what work-area arrangements it needs.

What happens to existing surface finishes during lifting?

Ask the contractor to explain where it expects to make access holes and how those locations will be finished. Share photographs of coatings, decorative surfaces or other finishes that you want considered.