Serving Des Moines, Ames
& nearby Iowa communities.
Uneven concrete can create trip hazards, drainage problems, and damage around your home or property.
Uneven concrete can create trip hazards, drainage problems, and damage around your home or property. Anchored Walls provides professional concrete leveling services throughout Iowa to restore stability and improve the safety of your sidewalks, driveways, patios, and other concrete surfaces.
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Gabe & Taxson did a wonderful job of waterproofing our basement. They worked so hard chiseling concrete, carrying it up the stairs in buckets, then carrying rock and replacement cement down the stairs to fill in the dug up places, but most of all, they cleaned up the mess! Kip McMillen from United Services recommended this company to do our job. We would recommend this company for any job that you may have.
We worked with Brad to level the concrete slabs on our driveway and patio, and the results are fantastic—everything is perfectly level and we couldn’t be happier with the quality of his work. What really sets Brad apart, though, is his character and willingness to go the extra mile. While I was out of town, our family car battery died right before my family was supposed to leave for vacation. Brad didn’t hesitate—he went to the auto parts store, picked up a new battery, and installed it so they could get on the road in time. That kind of kindness and effort goes far beyond what you’d ever expect, and it meant so much to us. Truly excellent work and an even better person. Thank you.
Anchored Walls of Winterset stabilized our Basement walls, leveled our driveway, and found an incredible and invisible solution to our 25 year sump pump drain exit. Matt Clayton was consistently kind and patient. He nailed our estimate and was Readily available for questions before, during, and after the project. Debbie was quick, responsive, and friendly to give us speedy and accurate answers to many questions. Finally, Brad was the man who finally solved our 25 year sump pump problem. He was super respectful with my wife, and somehow installed 30 foot of PVC into our yard, leaving zero evidence. You're work is amazing and we are more thankful for you than we can express! All this to say, we strongly recommend and refer Anchored Walls of Winterset. Great job and God bless you for your Efforts.
Anchored Walls revently completed work on our driveway. It was 13 years old and the expansion joints adjacent to the garage, front sidewalk and the foot of it near the street have erroded and water was entering underneath. We were concerned about freeze-thaw damage. The AW team presented the most complete and best estimate. A few days later Zack arrived and did the work in 1/2 day. It was a fantastic job and looks great. He was courteous and very personable. 5-star recommendations all around.
They did a good job lifting our steps. Good price too
Concrete leveling is a repair process used to raise and stabilize sunken or uneven concrete surfaces without replacing the entire slab. Instead of removing damaged concrete, leveling methods restore the surface by filling voids underneath the slab and bringing it back to its original position. At Anchored Walls, we help homeowners correct uneven driveways, sidewalks, patios, and other concrete surfaces with efficient repair solutions designed to improve safety and extend the life of existing concrete.
Sunken concrete is more than a cosmetic issue. Uneven surfaces can create trip hazards, collect water near your foundation, and make outdoor areas harder to use. Addressing these problems early can help prevent further damage and restore a safer, more functional property.
See how it worksThe area around your home's foundation often contains loose soil and fill from construction. Iowa homes with basements require over-excavation for foundation walls. After pouring, this area is backfilled, but the loose fill tends to settle over time. Consequently, concrete structures in this “compaction zone” sink as the underlying soil settles.
Water compacts soil, and poor drainage combined with rain and snowmelt evacuates air pockets beneath your concrete. As moisture dries, voids form, causing the soil to collapse and take the concrete with it, resulting in settling, sinking, and cracking. Flooding from leaks can also lead to these problems. However, our water-resistant poly foam can improve underlying water issues that caused the damage.
Constant water under concrete can lead to failure. Many homeowners overlook grading, allowing water to flow toward their foundation. When you notice inadequate drainage, it’s crucial to address it. Leaky gutters, downspouts, and excessive watering near concrete can cause the soil and concrete to sink. Correcting drainage along with leveling your concrete with Anchored Walls is essential. Uneven concrete isn’t just unsightly, it’s a safety hazard. Anchored Walls offers proven concrete leveling methods that restore your surfaces quickly and affordably, with minimal disruption. Backed by over 40 years of trusted service, we provide solutions built to last.
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See how it worksIf your driveway has settled, cracked, or sloped unevenly, you don’t have to tear it out and start over. Anchored Walls offers a proven solution through concrete driveway lifting.
See how it worksWhen a basement floor begins to sink or settle, it often signals a larger issue below the surface. Uneven slabs create tripping hazards and may also point to soil instability, moisture issues,...
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Anchored Walls levels sunken and uneven concrete for homeowners throughout Iowa, from Des Moines and Ames to Cedar Rapids, Fort Dodge, Marshalltown, Creston, Atlantic, Oskaloosa, Winterset, and the towns in between. Our team evaluates what's causing the settlement on your property before recommending a repair. A sinking driveway, an uneven sidewalk, and a settled patio don't always share the same cause, so we check the soil, the drainage, and the slab itself before deciding on an approach. Once we know what's underneath, we restore the surface with a process built to hold up over time.
Helping Iowa homeowners since 1978.
A repair plan built around your home.
Start with a free inspection. We explain what we find and put the recommended work in writing, so you can make an informed decision.
“We worked with Brad to level the concrete slabs on our driveway and patio, and the results are fantastic—everything is perfectly level and we couldn’t be happier with the quality of his work. What really sets Brad apart, though, is his character and willingness to go the extra mile. While I was out of town, our family…”
Protection that stays with the home, including when ownership changes. See the written warranty for covered work.
Your money is never at risk. We stand behind our work with a written money-back guarantee.
A clear plan, respectful crews, and a commitment to the experience as well as the repair.
Your repair plan depends on what is happening at your home. A free inspection gives you the information you need before you decide.
Know what is included before work begins.
Backed by written promisesAsk about the warranty and guarantee coverage for your work.
In our Iowa service area, winter doesn’t just bring snow and ice.
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Uneven concrete might seem like a cosmetic issue at first, but it poses a serious risk to your safety and your property value.
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After a rainstorm, you expect water to run off your driveway, patio, or sidewalk, not sit there in a puddle.
ExploreYou might notice it when pulling into your garage: one side of the driveway dips lower than the other.
ExploreFrom our Winterset location, we serve Des Moines, Ankeny, Waukee, Johnston, Urbandale, Clive, Ames, and surrounding communities. Check your ZIP for service at your address.
Highlighted counties contain service ZIP codes. Coverage varies within each county; check your ZIP and confirm your address when scheduling.
