Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner from Freehold, NJ noticed 2 slabs around his pool deck that had sunk. Since the settled concrete was right by the entrance of the pool, there was a high chance that water would find its way into the cracks causing deterioration of the concrete. Quality 1st Basements injected PolyLevel to this homeowner's pool deck, which lifted and leveled the concrete. NexusPro Sealant completed the job to ensure that the cracks in the concrete were sealed, so that no water could travel under the slabs.  

A piece of a Freehold, NJ homeowner's pool deck was full of cracks. The homeowner did research on the type of services Quality 1st Basements does and decided to book an appointment to get his concrete lifted, leveled and sealed. PolyLevel was injected under the affected slab and was made level. NexusPro sealant was used to seal up the remaining cracks left so that water couldn't find it's way in. 

This driveway apron was sinking and settling. The homeowner wanted it repaired quickly to prevent an accident since a large trip hazard formed. Foreman, Nick Boldman, and his team drilled small penny-size holes into the slab and injected our Concrete Raising System, PolyLevel underneath to raise the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly polyurethane foam that lifts and levels concrete back towards its original position. 

Check out how polyurethane foam known as PolyLevel, lifted, leveled and permanently stabilized this sinking and settling sidewalk area in Freehold, NJ. 

Foreman Nick and his team were to remove the small trip hazard due to the uneven slab caused by the weak soil underneath. 

This front walkway in Freehold, NJ was sinking in parts and no longer level with adjacent slabs. Concrete Specialist Jeff Pitek proposed PolyLevel foam to lift, level, and stabilize the walkway. Foreman Nick Boldman and his crew completed the PolyLevel installation and sealed the joints with NexusPro to divert surface water away from the joints.