2025 Pricing Guide

Illinois Concrete Lifting Cost Guide: What You'll Really Pay in 2025

Get transparent, accurate pricing for concrete lifting projects. No surprises, no hidden fees - just honest cost breakdowns from Illinois concrete lifting experts.

2025 Illinois Concrete Lifting Investment Guide

Transparent pricing for professional concrete lifting services.

Concrete Lifting Cost Range

$5-25
per square foot
Professional Polyurethane Lifting

The final price for your project depends on several factors specific to your situation, including project size, lift height required, access difficulty, and concrete condition. Our team will provide you with a detailed, accurate estimate based on your unique needs.

What Affects Your Concrete Lifting Cost?

Understanding the factors that influence pricing helps you budget accurately.

Project Size

Small projects (under 100 sq ft):

Higher per-square-foot cost due to setup and minimum charges

Medium projects (100-300 sq ft):

More efficient pricing with better economies of scale

Large projects (300+ sq ft):

Best value with lowest per-square-foot rates

Lift Height Required

Minor lifting (under 1 inch):

Standard pricing for basic leveling needs

Moderate lifting (1-2 inches):

Additional material and time required

Major lifting (2+ inches):

Significant material usage and precision work needed

Access Difficulty

Easy access (driveway, front areas):

Standard equipment setup and efficient work flow

Moderate access (backyard areas):

Additional setup time and equipment positioning

Difficult access (tight spaces, obstacles):

Special equipment and extended labor time required

Concrete Condition

Good condition concrete:

Standard lifting process with minimal preparation

Minor cracks present:

Additional crack sealing services may be recommended

Major damage or deterioration:

Extensive preparation and repair work needed

Typical Illinois Project Costs

Real-world examples of common concrete lifting projects and their cost ranges.

Sunken Driveway Section

$800 - $2,000
Typical project range
  • • 100-200 sq ft area
  • • 1-2 inch lift required
  • • Easy equipment access
  • • Same-day completion

Sidewalk Trip Hazard

$250 - $600
Typical project range
  • • 25-75 sq ft area
  • • ½-1 inch lift required
  • • Moderate access
  • • 2-3 hour project

Pool Deck Leveling

$1,200 - $3,500
Typical project range
  • • 200-400 sq ft area
  • • 1-3 inch lift required
  • • Backyard access
  • • Half to full day project

Garage Floor Lifting

$1,000 - $2,800
Typical project range
  • • 250-500 sq ft area
  • • 2-4 inch lift required
  • • Interior access challenges
  • • Full day project

Patio Restoration

$1,500 - $4,000
Typical project range
  • • 300-600 sq ft area
  • • 1-2 inch lift required
  • • Backyard equipment access
  • • Full day project

Commercial Walkway

$2,500 - $6,000
Typical project range
  • • 500-1000 sq ft area
  • • ADA compliance required
  • • Business hours restrictions
  • • 1-2 day project

How to Save Money on Concrete Lifting

Smart strategies to reduce your project costs without sacrificing quality.

Money-Saving Tips

Bundle Multiple Areas

Combine driveway, sidewalk, and patio work for volume discounts

Schedule Off-Season

Fall and winter projects often have better pricing

Address Problems Early

Small lifts cost less than major corrections

Improve Access

Clear pathways and remove obstacles to reduce labor time

Costly Mistakes to Avoid

Choosing Based on Price Alone

Cheap mudjacking often needs redoing in 5-7 years

Waiting Too Long

Severe settlement requires more material and higher costs

Skipping the Warranty

Unwarrantied work can cost thousands if problems return

DIY Attempts

Failed DIY projects cost more to fix than doing it right initially

Get Your Accurate Project Quote Today

No surprises, no hidden fees. Get a detailed, written estimate for your concrete lifting project.