Sunken driveways, cracked sidewalks, and settled garage floors are soil problems first. The concrete just shows the symptom. Epp Foundation Repair has been repairing and leveling concrete slabs across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri since 1994, using polyurethane foam injection, never mudjacking, to lift settled slabs back to grade without the cost and waste of full replacement.
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Concrete Repair problems rarely come from one cause. We specialize across the full range of concrete repair methods so the solution matches the cause. Not the easiest sale.
01 Concrete lifting and leveling from Epp Foundation Repair. Mid-soil polyurethane foam injection for clean residential lifts, and slab piers when the load justifies deep support; Epp does not perform mudjacking. Serving NE, IA, KS, and MO since 1994. The right scope when the slab is salvageable; when the concrete is cracked beyond repair, Epp removes the section and pours new concrete instead.
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02 Exterior concrete crack repair from Epp Foundation Repair. Flexible polyurethane sealant on stable cosmetic cracks, foam-lift plus seal when the slab below the crack has settled, and an honest new pour when the slab is end-of-life. Driveways, sidewalks, patios, garage floors, and pool decks across NE, IA, KS, and MO since 1994. Different exposure than foundation cracks, different repair method, different scope.
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03 Driveway repair from Epp Foundation Repair. Settlement lift with mid-soil polyurethane foam, never mudjacking, flexible polyurethane sealing on stable cracks, honest replacement pour when sections are end-of-life. Apron-to-street settlement, edge drop, center heave, and base-failure cracking across NE, IA, KS, and MO since 1994. Combined scope: Epp lifts and seals what's salvageable, and pours new concrete on sections that need replacement.
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04 Sidewalk repair from Epp Foundation Repair. Section lift with mid-soil polyurethane foam to eliminate tripping hazards, concrete grinding on minor offsets, flexible polyurethane sealing on stable cracks, and an honest new pour when sections are end-of-life. Tree root settlement, walk-to-driveway joint drop, freeze-heave, and salt deterioration across NE, IA, KS, and MO since 1994. Liability matters. Settled public walks can be a homeowner liability under local codes.
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05 Epp Foundation Repair lifts settled patio slabs, seals working cracks, and stabilizes the soil beneath outdoor living spaces across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.
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06 Epp Foundation Repair lifts settled garage slabs, fills voids under the concrete, and seals working cracks across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.
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07 Epp Foundation Repair lifts, stabilizes, and crack-seals commercial concrete (warehouses, retail floors, parking lots, loading docks) across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.
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08 Lifting and stabilizing sunken pool deck slabs with mid-soil foam injection, plus crack and joint repair.
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09 Epp Foundation Repair's free concrete inspection looks at the slab itself, probes for the void underneath it, checks the drainage and downspout placement nearby, and reads the soil context that put the slab where it is. The homeowner receives a Customized Repair Estimate, sorted into Must Do, Strongly Suggest, and Monitor, not a generic quote. Serving NE, IA, KS, and MO since 1994. Epp does not resurface concrete or install decorative overlays; those needs are referred to the right trade.
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Most concrete repair problems start as small symptoms. Catching them early is the difference between a small, planned fix and a major reconstruction. These are the warning signs we see most often.
Completed concrete repair jobs, photographed on site by the crew that did the work. Open any project to see its photos and what the work involved.
Lincoln, Nebraska
The exterior concrete driveway at this Lincoln property showed significant cracking and settlement across multiple sections, with visible heaving and displacement of the sidewalk slabs.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this Lincoln home showed concrete flatwork that required repair to address settling and deterioration common in Lancaster County's clay soils, which have a high shrink-swell rating.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The concrete sidewalk and flatwork around this Lincoln home had deteriorated and shifted due to the expansive clay soils common throughout Lancaster County, Nebraska.
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Omaha, NE
The foundation wall at this Omaha home showed visible moisture staining on the exterior, indicating water intrusion in the crawlspace below.
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Lincoln, NE
The residential sidewalk at this Lincoln property showed visible settlement and displacement, a common issue in Lancaster County where the clay soils have a high shrink-swell rating that stresses concrete over time.
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Malcolm, NE
The residential foundation at this Malcolm property showed settling and deterioration in its concrete flatwork, a common issue in Lancaster County where clay soils with high shrink-swell ratings create movement throughout seasonal cycles.
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Bellevue, Nebraska
The driveway and parking area at this Bellevue home showed significant frost heave damage, with settled and cracked concrete sections that created uneven surfaces and safety hazards.
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Lincoln, NE
The pool deck and patio areas at this Lincoln home showed significant concrete cracking and settlement, particularly along expansion joints and control joints throughout the backyard hardscape.
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Lincoln, NE
The concrete flatwork and joints around this Lincoln home were settling unevenly due to the clay soil conditions common throughout Lancaster County, which are prone to significant shrink-swell movement.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this Lincoln home showed settlement and uneven concrete surfaces typical of properties built on Lancaster County's clay soil, which has a high shrink-swell rating that causes gradual movement over time.
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Malvern, IA
The concrete sidewalk and patio areas at this Malvern property had settled unevenly, creating trip hazards and affecting drainage around the home's foundation.
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Waverly, NE
Epp Foundation Repair completed this foundation repair project in Waverly, NE.
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Lincoln, NE
The garage floor and entryway concrete at this Lincoln home showed visible settlement and cracking typical of the clay-heavy, high shrink-swell soils common throughout Lancaster County.
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Lincoln, NE
The concrete driveway at this Lincoln property showed settlement cracking and displacement typical of the clay soils common throughout Lancaster County, Nebraska, where high shrink-swell clay creates movement in concrete flatwork over time.
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Hastings, NE
The foundation at this Hastings home showed significant deterioration in the brick mortar joints, with visible gaps, erosion, and efflorescence across multiple courses of the brick masonry.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this brick ranch home in Lincoln had settled unevenly, prompting a comprehensive assessment marked across the exterior and garage.
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Omaha, NE
The basement and foundation walls at this Omaha home showed signs of structural stress, with the exposed brick and concrete beam overhead displaying the settlement and movement common to properties built on Douglas County's clay soils.
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Norfolk, NE
The basement walls at this Norfolk home displayed visible structural cracks and water staining across the concrete block foundation, indicating ongoing moisture intrusion and movement typical of the clay soils throughout Madison County.
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Phillips, NE
The foundation at this Phillips property required structural reinforcement and moisture management.
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Omaha, NE
The foundation at this Omaha home showed signs of settling and stress, with visible vertical cracking in the basement walls and uneven conditions typical of Douglas County's clay soils, which are subject to moderate shrink-swell movement.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation wall at this Lincoln home showed visible vertical cracks and settlement damage, typical issues in Lancaster County where clay soils with high shrink-swell ratings cause seasonal movement and foundation stress.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this Lincoln home showed signs of settlement typical of Lancaster County properties built on clay soil with high shrink-swell characteristics.
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Bennet, NE
The basement at this rural Bennet property was vulnerable to moisture intrusion due to Lancaster County's predominant clay soil, which has a high shrink-swell rating that can stress foundation walls and create pathways for water entry.
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Omaha, NE
The foundation at this Omaha property showed moisture and drainage concerns typical of Douglas County's clay soils, which have moderate shrink-swell characteristics that can stress foundations over time.
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Milford, NE
The basement at this Milford home needed waterproofing due to water intrusion concerns common to Seward County's clay soils, which have a high shrink-swell rating that can create cracks and allow moisture penetration.
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Lincoln, NE
The basement at this Lincoln property showed clear signs of water infiltration, with efflorescence and moisture staining visible on the interior brick walls and condensation buildup on the basement windows.
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Topeka, KS
Epp Foundation Repair completed this basement waterproofing project in Topeka, KS.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The basement at this Lincoln home showed signs of moisture intrusion and lacked proper drainage infrastructure, common conditions in Lancaster County where clay soil with a high shrink-swell rating creates persistent water-management challenges.
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Sabetha, KS
The basement at this Sabetha property was vulnerable to water intrusion due to soil and drainage conditions around the foundation perimeter.
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Bruning, NE
The basement at this Bruning property showed signs of moisture intrusion and structural concern, with a vertical crack visible through the concrete block foundation wall indicating past movement or settlement.
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Kearney, Nebraska
The foundation beneath this Kearney home showed severe deterioration typical of the silt-based soils common throughout Buffalo County, which experience moderate shrink-swell movement.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The basement crawlspace at this Lincoln property showed an exposed dirt floor, cracked concrete, and uncontrolled moisture conditions typical of the clay-heavy soil found throughout Lancaster County.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The basement and garage floors at this Lincoln property showed significant diagonal cracking across the concrete surface, a common result of foundation settlement in Lancaster County's clay-heavy soils, which have a high shrink-swell rating that contributes to seasonal movement.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation's concrete flatwork had settled and cracked across multiple surfaces, with visible deterioration along joints and seams typical of the clay soils prevalent throughout Lancaster County.
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Epp Foundation Repair does concrete repair in each city below, with crews based in five regional offices. Pick your city to see the office that serves it and the soil conditions there. If your town is not listed, call your nearest office to ask about coverage.
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Practical articles from the Epp team on concrete repair.
Concrete Repair Monolithic and floating slab foundations are built differently and behave differently in the soil.
Concrete Repair Control joints and expansion joints both protect concrete, but they work differently.
Concrete Repair Post-tension slab foundations use tensioned steel cables to resist cracking.
Concrete Repair Honeycombing is a common concrete defect caused by poor mixing, compaction, or pouring.
Concrete Repair Learn what concrete spalling is, five reasons basement walls crumble, and the repair methods that can fix and prevent crumbling basement walls.
Concrete Repair Concrete heave happens when soil beneath a slab freezes and expands, pushing it upward.
