Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A Farmingdale, NJ homeowner was interested in repairing the sinking concrete around their large, inground pool. Our Concrete Repair Team recommended our polyurethane foam known as Polylevel to lift, level and stabilize the entire pool deck area. Concrete replacement not only has a long demo process but also has a long curing process. PolyLevel is quick to install, causes no disruption to the surrounding area and within just 15 minutes of completion the entire area is safe to use. 

The owner of the property located in Hazlet, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems when he noticed some of the sidewalks on the property had settled. Upon inspection, System Design Specialist, Andrew Gagliardi, measured up to 2 inches of settlement from the sidewalk to the curb. Quality 1st Foreman, Arturo and his crew were able to lift and level each sidewalk permanently stabilizing each slab to prevent further settlement or any tripping hazards from forming. 

This homeowner from Hazlet, NJ had a front porch that was seperating from the foundation due to the concrete sinking and settling. The homeowner called Quality 1st Basements to inspect her porch and they injected PolyLevel beneath the slab. Once the PolyLevel was injected, it hoisted the heavy concrete slab back into place. 

A homeowner in Hazlet, NJ was getting ready to close their pool for the year, but decided to have their pool deck repaired beforehand. The homeowner did not want to worry about the repair for next summer, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to do the job. We repaired the pool deck using the Polylevel Injection Method. Polylevel is a durable solution since it's waterproof and lifts up to 4,000 lbs of concrete. In the end, the homeowner was satisfied with the results.

Quality 1st Basement Systems was hired to repair this sinking concrete porch in Hazlet, NJ. We lifted and leveled the patio using the Polylevel Injection. Our crew drilled penny-sized holes into the sinking concrete and injected the polyurethane foam into the empty void. Our crew repeated this process until the patio was leveled. They sealed any gaps with the NexusPro Joint Sealant. After the repair was complete, the patio, looked as good as new and the homeowner was happy with the results!