Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos
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Sidewalk Lifting and Leveling in Barnegat, NJ
This homeowner now has a much safer walkway thanks to our PolyLevel Team! PolyLevel Foreman, Richard injected the polyurethane form beneath the concrete slabs, filling the void underneath. When the void was filled the PolyLevel form begins to harden, expanding to lift the slab. Once the slabs were lifted, the gaps between each slab closed and were sealed with NexusPro Joint Sealant. The Joint Sealant is meant to keep the concrete from experiencing any future erosion that could cause them to settle again.
Fixing a Washed Out Walkway in Barnegat Twp.
Water can get under concrete slabs, wash out the supporting soil, and leave the slabs sinking and settling. PolyLevel foreman Sean Andreas Johnson injected PolyLevel beneath this customer's concrete walkway, lifted the slabs, and eliminated a rather severe trip hazard. The best part...the high density polymers used in the PolyLevel installation prevent future wash-outs!
Concrete Driveway Repair in Barnegat Township, NJ
Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by this homeowner in Barnegat Township, New Jersey due to their driveway becoming unlevel. We sent our system design specialist to inspect the driveway, and they suggested using polyurethane foam to lift and level the driveway. Our foreman used our PolyLevel Injections, which are injected underneath the slabs to fill any voids and raise the concrete. Within 20 minutes, the job was complete and the homeowner was happy to see their driveway was raised and leveled!
Concrete Repair in Barnegat, NJ
Check out this concrete transformation in Barnegat, NJ! We used our PolyLevel Injections to lift and level the concrete walkway to make it safe to walk on again.
3 inch Concrete Slab Settlement Fixed in Old Bridge Township, NJ
A concrete slab in the backyard of this Old Bridge Township home was sinking about 3 inches. System Design Specialist, Maurice Robinson, recommended PolyLevel since it would be able to raise the slab without having to remove and replace the concrete. A small penny size hole is drilled into the concrete slab, the PolyLevel foam is then injected underneath, raising the slab back to its desired level. The homeowners were able to walk on the slab within 15 minutes of job completion.
