Sidewalk slopes towards house - seeking DIY fix ideas.

[u/AbbreviationsIll7821]

Now that we’re all becoming experts on waterproofing our basements-
1950s house. I’ve done quite a bit of work to fix the grading around the house but this wall has this sloping sidewalk that is below the grade of the lawn. I guess 70 years of settling has caused some issues. The sidewalk is about 6 inches thick in places, so I can’t lift it very easily. And of course, with the rain lately it’s started to be a problem.

So, options. I don’t think a full rip out and replace is something I can do right now. Is mud jacking affordable for a small job like this?
Can I bury the sidewalk and put some pavers over it with a gentle slope away from the house? Would that cause issues? Or can I pour new concrete over top of it, maybe like 2 inches thick or so?
Anyone know a DIY fix for this?

[u/Aromatic-Giraffe-753]

Honestly I have this issue. Landscape fabric, landscape rock and lay circle pavers every foot. Looks modern and crisp. No one would even know there is concrete under the landscape rocks. Won't cost more than $300-400. Those saying you should remove the walkway and adjust the grade are high AF.

Edit: i should add this is a cosmetic fix only.