01
Which details are useful?
Describe what you see in plain words rather than guessing why it happened.
- The exact property address and which slabs are affected, such as a driveway, walk, patio or step.
- An approximate area and the visible changes you have noticed.
- Safe, accessible photos taken from solid footing, plus any water observations and previous repair information you have.
02
What access details should you share?
- Identify the entrances, gates, nearby vehicles and routes people use every day.
- Mark which areas must stay accessible during the work, such as a main door or a driveway needed for daily travel.
- Confirm any arrangements directly before scheduling a real appointment.
03
What questions should you have ready?
- Is lifting appropriate for this slab, or does its condition point toward replacement?
- Which defects will remain after the work, such as existing cracks or weathering?
- What method is proposed, and what is excluded from the price?
- Is the slab private, or does part of it sit in public right-of-way that needs a separate authority?