Typically, the average homeowner will be able to tell when their concrete is truly uneven. You will definitely notice if some slabs seem to sink into the soil more than others. Of course, these slabs can be dangerous hazards that you or other members of your family are sure to trip over or stub your toes on. This is not the only damage you can potentially face, either. This concrete damage can easily spread down to your foundation and significantly impact the rest of your home. You might find your floor starting to sag or your doors and windows sticking. This can be extremely dangerous, as this damage can indicate that your home is near collapse. Catching these problem signs is therefore necessary to prevent this damage from growing out of control. Unfortunately, it is not always easy to spot when the concrete has become uneven, which can make foundation damage that much harder to prevent. Taking advantage of Florida Foundation Authority’s free concrete inspections can definitely help out. You can get an expert’s confirmation on the matter as well as advice on where to go from there. Additionally, there is a fairly simple way to tell if your concrete slabs have become uneven. It does require you to wait for it to rain, but that should not be any trouble in Daytona Beach. Puddles will form on even concrete slabs during a storm, but they should not linger for very long. Usually, all that water will eventually slope off to a drain and leave your concrete dry a few days after the storm has passed. If you notice pools of water sticking around days after a storm, then your concrete has become uneven.