Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Saddle Brook, NJ noticed their sidewalk was sinking and settling. As a solution, we used our PolyLevel Injections which will bring the concrete to a raised and level position. Small holes are drilled into each section of the sinking concrete. Polyurethane foam is injected below the slab, filling the voids between the concrete and soil. PolyLevel expands, lifting the concrete and permanently stabilizing it. The joints are then sealed to prevent water erosion. 

A driveway in Keansburg, NJ had cracks and sinking concrete. Quality 1st Basement Systems injected PolyLEVEL, lifting the concrete back into place.

A homeowner in Bayonne, NJ called Quality 1st Basement Systems to repair their sinking pool deck. As a solution, we injected  PolyLevel underneath the slab to raise it back towards its level position. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally friendly making it a safe solution to have near your pool. Now, the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping hazards near their pool this summer!

This Bayonne NJ homeowner was noticing signs of settlement located near their driveway and began to worry about potentially dangerous tripping hazards and inevitable structural deterioration. To ensure the most efficient solution the owner had our system design specialist Joseph conduct an extensive analysis of the situation. Following this evaluation our foreman Ash and his crew began installing our specially patented PolyLevel Foam Injections to lift and restore the slabs to their initial surface height, as well as our ultraviolet resistant Nexuspro Joint Sealant to safeguard against erosion. Together these powerful products will fully strengthen and fortify the driveway for many years to come!

This Yacht Club in Beach Haven, NJ was getting ready for club members to enjoy the summer season. Before their arrival, Quality 1st Basements helped them prepare by lifting and leveling the concrete outside with PolyLevel. After our team lifted and leveled the concrete,  they sealed the large cracks with NexusPro Joint Sealant to prevent water from further eroding the concrete.