Give the entrance a closer look
Concrete step leveling starts with the whole entrance.
Settled steps can affect the transition from the walkway to the landing and front entrance. Relevel evaluates how the steps were built, their condition and the support beneath them. Where the assembly is suitable, dual-component polyurethane foam can fill voids and improve its position without automatically rebuilding the steps and surrounding area.
Signs to look for
Does this sound familiar?
A landing sitting too low
Settlement can change the transition between the walkway, steps and entrance.
Steps pulling away
A visible gap near the porch may indicate movement that needs more than a surface patch.
Uneven or tilted treads
The way a step assembly has moved helps determine whether lifting is appropriate.
Water beside the entrance
Drainage and erosion around the steps may be contributing to lost support.
The right fit matters
Repair where it makes sense.
A possible fit
✓ The step assembly remains in suitable condition.
✓ Lost support or voids are contributing to movement.
✓ The construction and access allow the affected area to be treated.
Needs a closer assessment
✓ Step construction that does not suit the lifting method.
✓ Significant damage to the steps or landing.
✓ Movement involving adjoining structural areas.
Your questions, answered
Questions about
concrete step leveling.
A few practical details to help you understand the service and your options.
Can every set of concrete steps be lifted?
No. Suitability depends on how the steps were poured or assembled, their condition, access and the cause of movement. Relevel checks these factors before recommending a repair.
Can the landing and steps be assessed together?
Yes. Settlement can affect both the landing and the steps, as well as the adjoining walkway. Relevel evaluates those transitions together to determine an appropriate scope.
Will lifting close the gap beside my porch?
It may improve alignment when settlement caused the gap, but the amount of correction depends on the construction and condition of the entrance. The team explains the achievable repair after evaluation.
What determines the cost of concrete step leveling?
The size and construction of the steps, settlement, access, voids and the condition of adjoining concrete all matter. A project-specific estimate is more useful than a price based only on the number of steps.