How it works
One call or form gets your sunken slab in front of a contractor who works near you.
You call or send a request
Tell us your town and which concrete is the problem: driveway, garage floor, walk, patio, front steps, or a sidewalk the city has marked with pink paint.
We connect you with a local company
We pass it to an independent concrete leveling contractor who serves Rochester and nearby Olmsted County towns.
The company handles the job
They quote, schedule and do the work. Pricing, warranties and terms come from them directly.
What we are and aren't
Rochester Concrete Leveling is a referral service, not a contractor. We don't send crews or employ technicians, and we don't set prices. Using the site is free for homeowners.
In Minnesota, a contractor who offers homeowners only one special skill, such as masonry/concrete, isn't required to hold a state residential license; one who bundles concrete with other trades like excavation or exterior finishing generally needs a residential building contractor or remodeler license from the Department of Labor and Industry, which you can look up on DLI's website. Work on a sidewalk, driveway approach or ramp in Rochester's public right-of-way takes a city excavation permit and a contractor licensed by the City of Rochester. Ask for a written quote that names the lifting material, the number of holes, and what the warranty covers.
Are you a local concrete leveling contractor?
If you serve Rochester and Olmsted County and want to receive calls from this site, get in touch.