Before & After Photos

When a homeowner in Gibsonia, PA, faced the issue of a sinking driveway, it was clear action was needed. Our team at Keystone Basement System quickly stepped in, using our proven PolyLevel solution. As you can see in the before photo, the uneven and sinking concrete presented a significant hazard. The after photo beautifully demonstrates how swiftly and efficiently we were able to restore safety and appearance, underscoring our dedication to providing a remarkable customer experience and long-lasting solutions.

Facing a cracked and unlevel driveway, the homeowner in Elizabeth, PA, reached out to us for help. As you can see in the before photo, the wear and tear on their driveway presented not just an eyesore, but a potential hazard. Our team used PolyLevel and NexusPro to not only bring back the driveway’s integrity but also its aesthetic appeal. Notice in the after photo how seamless the repair is. This project is a testament to our commitment to providing durable repairs and a remarkable experience for our clients.

To eliminate tripping hazards and pooling water problems, our crew quickly and effectively restored this customers concrete driveway and sidewalk with PolyLevel and NexusPro sealant. 

Check out this transformation! The homeowner in Belle Vernon, PA was dealing with a cracked and unappealing driveway – a common but distressful sight. As you can see in the before photo, wear and tear had taken its toll. Enter Keystone Basement Systems: we injected life back into their driveway with NexusPro, a cutting-edge solution keen on durability and aesthetics. Notice in the after photo how seamless and revitalized the surface looks – a true testament to our commitment to reliable and long-lasting solutions.

This concrete pad sunk which was a problem at this home for the elderly.  In addition to being a trip hazard, the slab was preventing wheel chairs from easily going past, which caused a problem for many.  Perhaps most important is the fact that this facility needed to be ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant and the sunken slab was  in violation of that mandate.  

The concrete pad was lifted and leveled with ease.  The whole project took only a few hours.  We estimate that by leveling the pad, rather than replacing it, it saved 75% in costs