Concrete leveling in Lincoln
Leveling and repair for Lincoln's growing neighborhoods just southeast of Bismarck.
Lincoln sits right next to Bismarck in Burleigh County. It started in 1972 as a housing development called Fort Lincoln Estates, incorporated as a city in 1977, and grew 77 percent between 2010 and 2020 to 4,257 residents.
Newer homes, settling backfill
Much of Lincoln's housing is recent, and the most common concrete problems in newer neighborhoods come from soil backfilled around foundations, garages and utility lines. As it settles in the first years after construction, garage aprons, stoops and patios can drop and tilt toward the house.
Common Lincoln jobs
- Garage aprons with a drop at the door
- Front stoops and steps sinking below the threshold
- Patios tilting toward the house
- Joint sealing on newer driveways
Builder warranty first
If your home is only a year or two old, check your builder's warranty before paying for repairs. Some settling may be covered.
Common questions
Do you cover Lincoln?
Yes. Call with your address and we'll connect you with a contractor that serves Lincoln.
My house is new and the patio already sank. Why?
Most often, backfill around the foundation settled after the patio was poured. Check your builder's warranty, then have a contractor look at leveling it.
Services in Lincoln
- Concrete leveling (mudjacking and foam)Raise sunken sidewalks, driveways, garage aprons and patios back to level without replacing them.
- Sidewalk repair and city noticesFix trip hazards and public sidewalks the City of Bismarck has flagged, by lifting or replacing panels.
- Driveway and garage apron repairLevel sunken driveway slabs and garage aprons, and fix the step-down at the garage door.
- Steps, stoops and patiosLevel tilted front steps and stoops, and patios that slope toward the house.
- Joint sealing and crack repairSeal joints and cracks so water can't get under the slab and start the cycle again.
Nearby areas
Got a slab that's sinking or a sidewalk notice from the city?
Call now and a local concrete contractor will look at it and quote the repair.