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<blockquote data-quote="ndlongshot" data-source="post: 315326" data-attributes="member: 244">I have some concrete that is settling in various places around our &quot;new to us&quot; house. I was curious if I could get them corrected with mudjacking. Specifically,Our backyard patio slab has sunk towards the house, and I'm concerned about drainage against the foundation.The sidewalk to the front porch seems to have slid away from the garage about an inch. Here, rather than raising I would really need it to be pushed laterally back towards the house. Not sure if this is possible. Steps coming down out the back garage door sliding down and breaking.Does anyone have any experience with this? Recommendations on who to hire? Warnings or suggestions? Am i better tearing it all out and re doing it? Obviously this would turn into a big job, IMO, as well as more $$$.Anyways, looking for comment from some of you who may have experience. Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndlongshot, post: 315326, member: 244"] I have some concrete that is settling in various places around our "new to us" house. I was curious if I could get them corrected with mudjacking. Specifically, Our backyard patio slab has sunk towards the house, and I'm concerned about drainage against the foundation. The sidewalk to the front porch seems to have slid away from the garage about an inch. Here, rather than raising I would really need it to be pushed laterally back towards the house. Not sure if this is possible. Steps coming down out the back garage door sliding down and breaking. Does anyone have any experience with this? Recommendations on who to hire? Warnings or suggestions? Am i better tearing it all out and re doing it? Obviously this would turn into a big job, IMO, as well as more $$$. Anyways, looking for comment from some of you who may have experience. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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