Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Robert G. contacted us because he was looking to have his sidewalks and driveway leveled. They had sunk about 3-4 inches due to a weak soil issue below the slabs, but luckily our team of experts knew the perfect solution.

We used the PolyLevel system to raise and level out the uneven slabs. We started by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete. The holes were then injected with a specialized polymer material that expanded to immediately lift the slabs. This system used dense and lightweight polymers level out the slabs and deal with the weak soils below that were no longer strong enough to hold the concrete in place. To fill in any cracks or gaps between the slabs, we used the NexusPro Joint Sealant that seals off the gaps and prevents them from expanding over time.

Sinking slabs are dangerous and unattractive to your home. A family in Williamston, MI thought so too -- so they called us here at Ayers. After a free and professional inspection, we determined that our patented PolyLevel would do the job in fixing their sinking slab. With injections smaller than a penny, PolyLevel quickly lifted the slab and the homeowners were able to drive on the slab only 15 minutes afterward.

Jamie F. called because she wanted to get her sunken & unleveled concrete patio fixed. Our team of experts visited her home and decided to install the PolyLEVEL system that easily repairs sinking concrete. The system uses lightweight polymers that raise concrete slabs back to their original position. A few small, penny sized holes were drilled into the patio slab and then filled with polymers that expand to lift the patio. PolyLEVEL also only has a 15 minute cure time and the polymers are waterproof!

The concrete curbs outside Mike’s store needed fixed. He called our team and we installed PolyLevel, a waterproof and long-lasting system designed to fix concrete slabs that have sunk. A polyurethane foam that expands and has a high density is used in order to raise the concrete. The process is quite simple and is done by drilling small holes into the concrete and then inserting the foam into the holes.

This homeowner had some concrete on the sidewalk leading to their front door that was not level. He was worried about it being a tripping hazard for people walking to the door. We had an easy, fast solution for them! We used PolyLevel to lift up the fallen concrete and take away the risk of someone tripping. PolyLevel is an injectable foam that goes under the concrete to help lift it back up the original position. It is waterproof so it won't get washed out and it wont drain harmful chemicals into the soil. The best part is that PolyLevel cures in about 15 minutes so it won't disrupt the homeowner or the home!