A more usable outdoor space
Patio leveling without starting over.
A low patio slab can change how water moves and how comfortably you use the space. Relevel evaluates uneven joints, pooling and the condition of the concrete, then lifts suitable slabs with dual-component polyurethane foam. When the patio is a good candidate, repairing the support below may offer an alternative to removing the existing concrete.
Signs to look for
Does this sound familiar?
Furniture on an uneven surface
Settlement can make familiar parts of the patio harder to arrange and use.
Water moving toward the house
A changed slab slope may direct water where it should not go. The surrounding drainage matters too.
Separated slab edges
Adjoining sections can shift to different heights as support changes beneath them.
A low spot that keeps returning
Repeated surface repairs may leave the underlying settlement or washout unresolved.
How Relevel approaches it
A repair matched to the condition.
Relevel considers the patio’s slope, joints and relationship to the house before planning the lift. Polyurethane is injected through small access holes to fill voids and raise suitable sections, followed by sealing and a review of the repaired area.
The right fit matters
Repair where it makes sense.
A possible fit
✓ Patio slabs are generally sound despite settlement.
✓ The low areas can be reached through targeted access points.
✓ Lifting can improve alignment within the existing layout.
Needs a closer assessment
✓ Concrete with severe deterioration or fragmentation.
✓ Drainage issues extending beyond the patio slabs.
✓ Adjoining surfaces that limit the possible lift.
Your questions, answered
Questions about
patio leveling.
A few practical details to help you understand the service and your options.
Can leveling help water drain away from my patio?
It can help when settlement has changed the slope of a slab. The result depends on the patio layout, nearby surfaces and the source of the water. Relevel evaluates these together before recommending repair.
Does a crack mean my patio needs replacement?
Not always. Some cracked slabs remain suitable for lifting when the concrete is otherwise sound. Large breaks, fragmentation or significant deterioration may point to a different repair.
Can only the low part of the patio be treated?
The plan depends on which slabs have settled and how they connect to adjoining sections. Relevel identifies the areas that need lifting or support rather than assuming the whole patio must be removed.
What affects the price of patio leveling?
Patio size, the number of affected slabs, settlement, void conditions, access and the amount of lifting all affect the estimate. Photos help start the conversation; the project conditions determine the scope.