Illustrative view of rainwater moving from a downspout beside a concrete walkway
AI-generated illustrative image — not a local project.

Map the adjoining features

Show the pool shell or coping, enclosure posts, door thresholds, drains, deck joints, walls, and landscaping that meet the affected slab. Do not represent a pool-shell or structural concern as a simple leveling request.

Record water movement

Photograph where water begins, travels, and collects after normal rain if it is safe to do so. Drainage observations are context; they do not prove why a slab moved.

Separate finishes and repairs

Coatings, pavers, tile, textured finishes, sealants, cracks, and joints may change access or need separate work. Ask how the proposal protects adjacent surfaces and what visible changes may remain.

Common questions

Questions worth asking

Can leveling correct pool-deck drainage?

Sometimes elevation is one factor, but drainage can involve multiple surfaces and systems. A site-specific evaluation should explain the intended water path and limitations.

Does this form cover pool-shell repair?

No. The matching form is for existing slab evaluation. Describe any pool-shell, coping, enclosure, or structural concern so it can be screened rather than assumed to be slab work.

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Primary sources

Technical and local assertions on this page are bounded by these primary sources. Accessed July 30, 2026.

American Concrete Institute — Slabjacking RAP 11

Slabjacking suitability, preparation, procedures, and repair limits.

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