Thanks for your question, Xavier! While the costs for mudjacking will vary depending upon the size of the driveway, the amount it needs to be lifted, etc., the final cost will be much cheaper than the cost of putting in a new driveway!

Thanks for sharing Carla! Judging by your comment and Jason’s above you — Kansas City residents are fortunate to have this solution readily available! That’s interesting that you need to water your foundations if there’s no rain for awhile. Things we never really think about unless we have to!

There are quite a few companies here in the greater KC area that do it. Our houses and concrete shift a lot due to extreme cold in winter and extreme heat in summer. Also if we don’t get rain we need to water our foundations so they don’t crack.

Glad you liked my post Jason! Everyone we’ve ever said “mudjacking” to has NO idea what the heck we’re talking about, meanwhile it can really save people money! 🙂

LOL I thought everyone deserved something pretty to look at, since that particular picture was indeed gross! 😉