Before & After Photos

LRE Foundation Repair was asked by Dave in Spring Hill, Florida, for assistance with the settling concrete pad on the side of his home. He had noticed its gradual sinking over time, with a clear gap between the pad and the wall that had grown substantially larger. One of our expert Design Specialists visited Dave’s home and carefully inspected the concrete pad, discovering that significant soil erosion beneath the pad had caused it to settle. 

Our production team quickly stepped in and used PolyLevel, injecting it directly beneath the concrete to lift and level the pad. After completing the work, Dave was very pleased to see the concrete now fully leveled and the gap closed.

Upon noticing the concrete pad at the side of his home gradually sinking, Dave from Spring Hill, Florida, reached out to us at LRE Foundation Repair for help. Concerned that the problem would only worsen, he scheduled a free inspection with one of our expert Design Specialists. After verifying that soil settlement had been the cause of the pad sinking, a plan was created to lift and level the concrete with PolyLevel. Our team injected the PolyLevel solution directly underneath the pad, successfully restoring the concrete back to its proper level. Dave was delighted with the results, and can now feel at ease knowing the concrete pad is fully leveled and permanently stabilized.

In Orlando, Florida, severe soil erosion had led to large voids forming beneath Jacqueline’s concrete back patio, requiring immediate attention. After calling us at LRE Foundation Repair for assistance, our Customer Care team quickly scheduled a free inspection with one of our Design Specialists. After a thorough assessment, our Design Specialist explained to Jacqueline that her home's location on a hill had contributed to the soil beneath her home washing out over time. In addition to stabilizing the rest of the foundation, our specialist recommended using PolyLevel to fill the voids beneath her patio, ensuring permanent stabilization and preventing further soil erosion. Our team carefully injected the PolyLevel solution beneath the concrete slabs, effectively filling the voids and providing the patio with stable, long-lasting support. Jacqueline can now enjoy peace of mind, knowing her patio's stability is secure and safeguarded against future soil erosion.

Property owners of a commercial building in Orlando, Florida, contacted LRE Foundation Repair about a severely uneven and cracked section of a concrete sidewalk on their property, which posed a significant trip hazard. In need of a reliable solution, they scheduled a free inspection with one of our Design Specialists. After carefully examining the damage, our specialist discovered that a substantial amount of soil beneath the sidewalk had washed away, causing the concrete to crack and sink. To repair the sidewalk, our team implemented our Two-Part Concrete Protection System. First, our team leveled and stabilized the concrete with PolyLevel. Next, the crack that had formed along the surface was sealed with NexusPro to prevent water from seeping below the concrete. Upon completion, the concrete sidewalk is now fully leveled and stabilized, effectively eliminating the trip hazard.

Joyce from Orlando, Florida, was worried she would have to replace her entire concrete driveway when she began noticing many cracks developing along the surface. As the situation grew worse, the slabs became uneven, and a significant tripping hazard developed as a result. In search of a reliable fix, she reached out to us at LRE Foundation Repair and scheduled a free inspection with one of our Design Specialists. The specialist noted that soil erosion under the concrete had occurred, causing the driveway’s slabs to crack and settle. Our production team implemented the Two-Part Concrete Protection System to fully repair the concrete. First, they leveled and stabilized the concrete with PolyLevel and effectively eliminated the trip hazard. Next, they sealed the cracks and joints with NexusPro for added protection against water intrusion. Joyce was thrilled that her concrete driveway was now saved and the trip hazard was eliminated, sparing her the need for a full concrete replacement.