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. 

A beautiful stamped concrete patio in Freehold, NJ was found to be sinking and separating from the nearby foundation of the home. Concrete Specialist Jeff Pitek knew that Quality 1st Basement's process of lifting and leveling with PolyLevel foam injection would be a great solution. Foreman Nick Boldman and his crew arrived on-site and pumped the polymer beneath the concrete to lift it while providing stabilization. NexusPro was used to seal the joints.

This warehouse in Freehold, NJ contained a sinking walkway, so the property manager contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. We repaired the concrete by using the Polylevel Injection method. Polylevel is a durable concrete repair solution since it's waterproof, environmentally friendly, and recovers fast. 

This homeowner in Freehold, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was unlevel and becoming a major trip hazard. If unlevel concrete goes without repair, someone could injure themselves. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution and our System Design Specialist, Alvid Reed, provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to level the concrete. Our foreman, Ramon Romero, used the PolyLevel Injection System to lift the concrete. Within 20 minutes, the concrete patio was leveled and safe to walk on.