Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos
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PolyLevel Lifts Concrete in Freehold, NJ
Quality 1st Basement Systems fixed this sinking concrete outside of a home in Freehold, New Jersey with PolyLevel. Sinking concrete can lower the value of a home, so it is important to keep it even and raised. PolyLevel is an expandable foam that raises concrete from below, pushing it up.
Uneven Sidewalk Raised in Freehold, NJ
Quality 1st Basement Systems fixed this sinking concrete sidewalk in Freehold, NJ with PolyLevel. PolyLevel is cleaner, fast, and more efficient than mudjacking. It is an expandable foam that is injected underneath the sinking slab. The foam fills the void and lifts it up into place. It will never wash away with rainwater.
Permanent Concrete Lifting in Freehold, NJ
The concrete patio outside this Freehold, NJ home was sinking. Quality 1st Basement Systems raised the concrete with the PolyLevel system. PolyLevel is faster, cheaper, cleaner, and more lasting than mudjacking. It uses a lightweight (yet durable) foam that raises the concrete up to an even level.
Concrete Surrounding Pool Area Raised in Freehold, NJ
Freehold, NJ homeowner, contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free concrete lifting & leveling estimate after seeing one of the Concrete Lifting Trucks in their neighborhood. The concrete slabs around their pool and Jacuzzi area were sinking and settling 2 to 3 inches causing tripping hazards. Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to lift and stabilize each settled slab, removing the tripping hazards and creating a safer area around the pool.
Sinking Concrete in Freehold, NJ Raised
Craig from Freehold, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basements about a few trip hazards he had in his backyard due to sinking concrete. He wanted a solution that would remove the trip hazards without having to replace the concrete. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff P. recommended our Concrete Lifting and Leveling solution known as PolyLevel.
PolyLevel is a light weight and waterproof foam that is injected beneath the slab to lift and level it back towards its original position. not only is the installation quick and easy but also causes no disturbance to the surrounding areas. Within just 15 minutes of completion, the concrete slab could be walked on or driven over.
