We understand that a few sinking or uneven concrete slabs may not seem like a huge problem, and many Grand Junction homeowners certainly put off lifting and repairing them until a time that they deem most convenient. We urge you not to do this, however. Instead, you should lift and stabilize sunken concrete slabs as soon as you see them. The consequences of not acting could be severe for you, your home, and your bottom line! The most immediate dangers associated with not lifting and stabilizing concrete slabs that have become sunken and cracked are accident and injury. Uneven surfaces around your home are dangerous, especially when the weather is wet and cold. The formation of ice and water on your uneven slabs and driveways can make a small risk of tripping a certainty and can make the injuries sustained more serious. Those who are more at risk than others, such as the very young, the elderly, and those with mobility issues are even more susceptible. The other danger of waiting when it comes to sunken concrete slabs around your home is the very real chance that they will deteriorate in condition so severely that they will be unsalvageable. If this happens, then the cost of restoration (and the time required to undertake the work) can skyrocket. This is because slabs that have been too badly fragmented will be impossible to lift and stabilize; they will have to be entirely replaced. This is something that not many companies offer, and it involves a lot of disruption to your property (especially if the surface that is being replaced is often used, like a driveway). So, yes, you should lift sunken concrete slabs. Quickly doing so with the help of a concrete lifting expert will help prevent avoidable damage and injuries.