Before & After Photos

This home's front porch in Frankfort, Kentucky was due for a concrete lifting, especially near the steps. The PolyLevel foam was able to raise one side of the concrete back to restoration without cracking or damaging the slab. The slabs will be stable for a long, long time to come for the homeowner. 

This concrete pad set in the driveway for this homeowner had a big crack down the middle. The soil underneath the slab washed out near the entrance to the garages foundation, resulting in the slab to bend and crack towards the garage entrance. In order to fix this slab we injected polyurethane foam under the sunken part, which raised it even with the rest of the driveway again. We then sealed the crack to make sure water can't penetrate the concrete. The result is a happy homeowner who doesn't have to worry about tripping on the crack any longer!

The front steps leading up to this home had settled into the ground, making for some awkward steps for these homeowners in Nicholasville, KY. We smoothed out the steps and the surrounding concrete slabs with our foam jacking method. Finished in less than a couple hours, these homeowners were able to walk on the steps right away thanks to the foams quick curing properties. 

This porch was sinking away from the home, causing the porch to crack between the door and the porch slab. This can happen when the soil shifts from underneath the porch, as was the case here We raised the porch slab back to a normal level using our PolyLeveling foam. We then sealed the crack with NexusPro sealant, which will keep water and debris out of the crack. 

This single concrete driveway slab was sinking into the hillside in Richmond, KY, before we raised and stabilized it with our PolyLevel foam jacking method. PolyLevel is an expansive foam that is much cleaner than alternative mud jacking methods. If this slab was mud jacked, you would see mud flow everywhere. Now that the void is filled and the slab is raised back to normal, the homeowner doesn't have to worry about their driveway cracking.