Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

Pam was experiencing an unlevel entrance to her home. The sunken concrete and stairway was not only unsightly, but created a tripping hazard for visiting guests. Once injecting our PolyLevel® foam into the sunken concrete slabs and stairway, the entrance was once again level and the porch stair was no longer slanted. In addition we installed NexusPro into the joints and cracks of the sidewalk to help seal the newly raised slabs and prevent water and debris from degrading it from below again. Pam now has a safe entrance for those entering through the front of her home.

Brian H. noticed some cracks in his garage. Unfortunately, the slab outside of his garage was beginning to sink.  We used PolyLevel to raise the slab. It has a lifting force that ranges from 2,000 to 4,000 pound per square foot.  PolyLevel requires fewer holes than mudjacking, has a quick cure time, is waterproof, and environmentally friendly.

The floor in this 400 square foot garage was sinking - well, parts of it were, and not all at the same depth. We used PolyLEVEL to restore the concrete slab floor to the proper height, and to make sure that all parts of the slab were at the SAME height.

Rick and Sue have a portion of their front porch that is started to sink about 2 inches and is causing the porch to be uneven. They wanted it fixed to keep the owners and the porch safe. We used PolyLevel, a lightweight and waterproof foam, to lift the sunken area back up to the original level. This foam does not add extra weight or pressure to the unstable soil that caused the concrete to settle so it will provide a long lasting solution to the problem. The foam cures in about 15 minutes so the porch is usable in no time and getting the problem fixed is not inconvenient to the homeowners.

This driveway in Laingsburg, Michigan wsa not level which made it hard to drive on. So, we solved the problem quickly with our PolyLevel technology. PolyLevel is a modern way to lift concrete that results in a more permanent result. It is done by a super tiny injection into the concrete that lifts it up and supports it better than ever before. This driveway is now smooth as silk.