Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos
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Concrete Leveled in Scotch Plains, NJ
The concrete outside this Scotch Plains, NJ home was sinking so Quality 1st Basement Systems injected PolyLEVEL to lift it back up into place.
Sinking Slab Fixed in Scotch Plains, NJ
A home in Scotch Plains, NJ had sinking steps outside of the home that were a dangerous trip hazard. Quality 1st Basement Systems injected PolyLEVEL, which lifts up concrete with a heavy-duty foam. PolyLEVEL is injected in just a few holes with no mess, and dries in 30 minutes!
Sidewalk Repair in Scotch Plains, NJ
This homeowner in Scotch Plains, New Jersey noticed their sidewalk was unlevel and becoming a tripping hazard for other residents. This happens because concrete is poured over backfilled soil, which settles over time and creates voids under the concrete. Our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald, suggested they use PolyLevel Injections to bring the concrete to a level position. Our foreman, Ramon Romero, used PolyLevel and within 20 minutes the sidewalk was safe to walk on again.
Absecon, NJ Patio Sinking and Separating is Repaired with PolyLevel
A homeowner in Absecon, NJ needed a solution for the sinking patio in the backyard, so they called Quality 1st Basement System. Quality 1st installed PolyLevel System into the patio slabs that were settling to raise it back to level. PolyLevel is quick allowing for an easy installation and allows the homeowner to use the patio within 20 minutes after the installation is done.
Pool Deck Raised With PolyLevel in South River, NJ
A homeowner was experiencing concrete settlement around their pool so they contacted Quality 1st Basements for a solution. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff Pitek, went out to inspect the entire pool deck area. After his full inspect where he saw no lift was caused by tree roots he suggested our concrete leveling system, PolyLevel.
Our team went out to install the PolyLevel. First, they drilled penny sized holes into the concrete. They then injected polyurethane foam into the holes. As the foam was injected, it expanded beneath the surface and lifted the concrete back to its original position. Once the slab was raised, the holes were filled with concrete mix and the area was trip hazard free!
