Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A Brigantine Homeowner was concerned about the sinking concrete he was experiencing around his home and decided to contact Quality 1st for a permanent solution. PolyLevel was injected straight into the slab allowing it to rise back to its desired level. This alleviated all tripping hazards!

This Brigantine NJ homeowner had sinking concrete slabs in his driveway. Quality 1st was able to pump PolyLevel into the slab to fill the void that was causing the slab to separate and sink. PolyLevel is quick and easy to install and not messy or disruptive to any of the other slabs around the area. If you are experiencing any sinking concrete slabs in your driveway, patio, concrete step, or porch then call Quality 1st today for a free estimate!   

A homeowner in Parlin, NJ, realized the back step of their patio had settled a few inches creating a tripping hazard for the family. Quality 1st basements was able to lift the patio step to its original position after injecting polyurethane foam underneath the concrete step. This was quick, easy and affordable!

This homeowner in Parlin, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was becoming unlevel. This happens because of the soil underneath the slab. Concrete sinks and settles because of soil shrinkage, poorly compacted soil, and soil that is too wet or too dry. Our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio, provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to bring the concrete to a level position. Our foreman, Ramon Romero, used PolyLevel Injections under the concrete. This installation is quick and easy and is done by drilling tiny holes in the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. 

This homeowner in Parlin, New Jersey noticed their driveway was becoming an unsafe tripping hazard and unlevel. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems where our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio, provided an inspection. Joseph suggested a polyurethane foam to bring the concrete back to a level position. For a quick solution, our foreman, Ramon Romero, used PolyLevel Injections to be injected underneath the slab. This is quick and easy and is done by drilling tiny holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids underneath.