Before & After Photos

Some patio slabs needed to be raised and sealed together for this homeowner. We injected the slabs with our PolyLevel foam using calculated formulas, and then we applied our NexusPro sealant. 

We raised these sidewalk slabs by injecting them with PolyLevel foam. You can really notice how much it was slanted by looking at the connection to the door frame in both pictures. If your sidewalk looks slanted, give us a call to set up a free inspection!

This family was concerned about their home's sinking concrete. Their driveway, sidewalk, and porch were cracked in several places and had significant gaps between them. They were worried about the tripping hazards and the cost of completely replacing the affected areas. They found us online and called us for a free concrete lifting estimate. 

By injecting PolyLevel foam under the sidewalk, driveway, and porch, we raised their sinking concrete and closed the gaps. The foam we inject is lightweight but extremely strong. That means it won't weigh down the soil and cause the concrete to sink again, as mudjacking does. 

The family living in this home loved their pool, and were disgruntled that the slabs surrounding the pool were sinking into the soil, causing the slabs to crack. We injected PolyLevel foam under the slabs to raise the slabs back to an even level. We then sealed the cracks using NexusPro sealant, ensuring pool and rain water won't be able to enter between the concrete cracks. A family that contains young children and older grandparents shouldn't have to worry about them tripping over uneven concrete slabs around their pool. 

Soil was washing out from underneath parts of this driveway due to its situation on the hillside. We injected PolyLevel foam under the concrete slabs to raise them and keep them there. We also sealed the slab joints with NexusPro sealant, which is highly weatherproof.