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Concrete Problems Don’t Fix Themselves, We Do.

At Mid South Concrete Lifting, we specialize in restoring sunken, uneven, and unsafe concrete surfaces quickly and affordably. As well as soil stabilization and void filling services. Our advanced lifting solutions lower labor time and cost; saving you time, money, and headaches.

Choosing the right contractor matters. At Mid South Concrete Lifting, we take pride in honest work, reliable service, and results our customers can count on.

Visit our About Us page to learn more about our experience, our process, and why homeowners and businesses across the Mid-South trust us to restore their concrete.

Welcome to Mid South Concrete Lifting

Thank you for visiting Mid South Concrete Lifting. Our mission is simple: provide dependable concrete lifting solutions that restore safety, value, and appearance to your property.

We understand how frustrating sinking concrete can be, which is why we focus on delivering efficient, cost-effective solutions backed by professional service and attention to detail. Whether you’re dealing with uneven sidewalks, sinking driveways, or settled slabs, our team is committed to getting the job done right.

We appreciate the opportunity to serve homeowners and businesses throughout the Mid-South, and we look forward to helping you restore your concrete with confidence.


— The Mid South Concrete Lifting Team

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Our Services

A dial gauge measures the gap between two black metal pool-ladder anchors mounted on a concrete pool deck.
A gloved hand uses a spirit level to align grey concrete blocks on a construction site.
A construction worker in a yellow hard hat and grey uniform uses a spirit level on a concrete curb at a building site.
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How it works

  • 1. Site Inspection

    First, we will arrive and inspect the site. During this step we will determin the extent of the void and issues with the area below the slab.

  • 2. Small Precision Holes Are Drilled

    Then small holes are drilled in the concrete for the purpose of accsessing the void below the slab. 

  • 3. High-Density Foam Is Injected

    Next, a specialized high-density expanding foam is injected beneath the slab. As the foam expands, it fills voids and gently raises the concrete back toward its original position with precise control.

  • 4. Concrete Is Lifted and Stabilized

    Next, the concrete is lifted by the expanding foam and our equipment. Becoming an even surface and fixing and cracks caused by the slab settling or sinking.

  • 5. Holes Are Sealed and Ready to Use

    Once the concrete is leveled, the small access holes are sealed and finished. In many cases, the area can be used again almost immediately, minimizing downtime and disruption.

A Difference You Can See...

A swimming pool with blue water and a textured concrete deck, set beside a red brick house and a white garage.
A concrete patio surface leading to the edge of a swimming pool on a sunny day.
A slightly uneven concrete walkway leads to a front door with an ADS security sign on the brick wall nearby.
A view of an exposed aggregate concrete porch with a red brick wall, a white downspout, and a lantern near the door.
A concrete patio path leads to a garden bed with red brick accents, chairs, and a small building in the background.
A concrete patio edge leading to a backyard with a small structure featuring a purple roof, trees, and fencing.

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