Before & After Photos

Polylevel Injection was used to level out these concrete sidewalk slabs. Polylevel Foam was injected through small holes that were drilled into the slabs. As the foam expanded, it filled the void underneath the slab and raised it to be level with the rest of the sidewalk.

In the before photo, you can see a space between the trim of the stoop and the concrete slab.  You can also see where the concrete sidewalk sunk and pulled away from the step.  We used Polylevel Injection to raise the plate.  The space between the trim and concrete is now gone, and the sidewalk is level to the step.

This home's front walkway was sinking in certain parts because the soil underneath it was not nearly compact enough. We filled under the areas of the sidewalk that were sinking with PolyLevel foam in order to make sure the sidewalk was leveled. We then sealed the sidewalk with NexusPro sealant, to make sure water can't penetrate the sidewalk anymore. 

This homeowner called us because they had noticed some large cracks in their garage. They also noticed the cracks were "active" and were spreading in their depth. We went out to first jack the concrete slab with our PolyLevel foam. After everything was level, we then sealed the cracks with NexusPro sealant. It's important to seal large cracks like this because if water gets into the cracks, it can ruin the concrete further. The result was a satisfied customer, who could now stop worrying about their garage floor from cracking.  

This homeowner called us because their driveway and adjacent sidewalks were sinking unevenly, causing cracking and tripping hazards. We were able to level everything out with our foam jacking methods. We then sealed all the cracks with our NexusPro sealant. You can see the highlighted areas in the before picture, which will help visualize just how much we were able to lift the concrete slabs. The homeowner was very pleased that their concrete problem was fixed with a quick and easy solution.