Concrete leveling estimate checklist & comparison worksheet

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Read first. Prices require an on-site quote from a qualified, licensed professional. A responsible comparison compares scope, method, and warranty — not just the bottom line.

1. Questions to ask every provider

Bring this checklist to each consultation. Tick items as they are answered.

Are you licensed, bonded, and insured for concrete work in Colorado, and can you show current certificates?
Will you inspect the slab in person before quoting, rather than quoting from photos alone?
Will you explain the likely cause of the settlement (drainage, soil, base) and whether leveling is appropriate for it?
Which method and materials will be used, and why that method for my slab?
What is included in the written quote — drilling, injection, cleanup, and restoration of access/landscaping if affected?
What warranty or guarantee is offered, and in what timeframe and terms?
What are the realistic timeline and downtime (when can I walk on / drive on the slab)?
Will you note any structural or drainage issue that means leveling is not appropriate, and recommend next steps?

2. Side-by-side estimate comparison

Fill in the columns for each provider you interview. This worksheet is editable and saved only in your browser.

Provider A Provider B

Method proposed

Scope included

Timeline / downtime

Warranty

Notes & open questions

3. Comparing the bottom line responsibly

Compare written scope, not phone numbers. A verbal price is not a usable estimate.
Watch for unusually low quotes. They may omit inspection, warranty, or cleanup.
Confirm the cause is addressed. If the settlement is driven by drainage or soil, ask how the estimate handles that — leveling alone may not be a durable fix.
Read the warranty terms — length, what it covers, and any conditions.