What affects the cost of concrete relevelling
The cost of concrete relevelling depends on the size of the slab, how far it’s sunk, and what’s beneath it.
A garage floor that’s dropped 20mm at one edge is a different job to a 60-square-metre ground-floor slab that’s sunk 50mm across half its span. The number of injection holes, the volume of GeoPoly™ resin, and the lift distance all scale with the slab. That’s why the approximate cost of concrete relevelling sits between $4,000 and $14,000.
If you've noticed sunken concrete slabs in your home, the alternative — breaking up the floor and repouring — is a different kind of job entirely. Jackhammers, skip bins, new formwork, fresh concrete, curing time. The cost of slab replacement typically starts at $30,000 and runs well past $50,000 for larger floors. And you're without a usable surface for weeks.
The cost of concrete relevelling with GeoPoly™ avoids all of that. Coin-sized holes. Resin injected. Slab lifts. Holes patched. Done in a day. The floor stays intact.