Poly Leveling vs Mudjacking: What’s the Difference?

If you’re dealing with sinking or uneven concrete, you’ve probably come across a few different repair options. The two most common are polyurethane foam leveling and traditional mudjacking.

At Level Up Concrete Raising, we’ve chosen to focus on polyurethane foam because it delivers cleaner, longer-lasting results. Older methods like mudjacking rely on pumping heavy material under the slab, which can add weight to already unstable soil and lead to future settling.

Our approach is different. As a local Denver team, we use lightweight polyurethane foam that lifts, levels, and stabilizes your concrete without the mess or guesswork. It’s a cleaner process, it cures quickly so you can use your concrete right away, and it’s designed to fix the problem at its source—not just temporarily cover it up.

We’ll always give you an honest recommendation based on your specific situation, but in most cases, polyurethane leveling is the faster, more precise, and longer-lasting solution. This page will walk you through how it works so you can feel confident in your decision.