Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Outside of this Point Pleasant Beach, NJ home, the concrete walkway was starting to settle, leaving it uneven and unsafe. Concrete is a porous material prone to sinking and cracking over time as weather erodes the supporting soil beneath it. When this happens, the resulting uneven surface can take away from the appeal of the home as well as pose a tripping hazard to passing pedestrians. The homeowner reached out to Quality 1st for a trustworthy solution to restoring the sidewalk. Our team used our PolyLevel Foam Injection to lift the concrete, leaving it safe and leveled!

System Design Specialist: Anthony G.

Foreman: Ash

This Shrewsbury, NJ homeowner needed to address a damaged and uneven concrete pool deck, fearing without a proper solution this could lead to possibly fatal walking conditions, as well as, a severe decline in the structural integrity of the patio.

After meeting with our system design specialist Joseph, we were able to offer an efficient and reliable fix. Our foreman JD began implementing this solution by installing our specially patented PolyLevel, a powerfully restorative concrete repair technique. This process included injecting a high-density polyurethane foam, beneath the settled areas of the deck. The foam expanded and solidified, lifting and leveling the concrete to its original position. The result was a smooth, safe, and visually appealing pool deck, effectively restoring both its functionality and aesthetic appeal. To finish this process, the crew applied our ultraviolet-resistant NexusPro Joint Sealant to the cracks and crevices of the slabs to entirely protect them from erosion.

We have swiftly transformed and guarded this once dangerous and unsightly walkway, into a pleasant and inviting transportation route, for all to safely utilize! 

This customer's garage floor was sinking a few inches. Concrete Specialist Jonathan Seminerio explained how PolyLevel foam injection could lift the floor back up. PolyLevel foam was injected beneath the garage floor by way of dime-sized holes in the concrete by foreman Nick and his crew. Afterward, a noticeable difference could be seen.

A pool in Normandy Beach, NJ had a sinking deck that needed to be repaired. Quality 1st Basement Systems injected PolyLEVEL and raised the concrete slab back into its position!

This beautiful Normandy Beach Patio was experiencing some sinking concrete slabs around the pool area, causing some of the slabs to separate. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems when finding out that the slabs could simply be raised and then sealed without having to replace the entire slab! PolyLevel was pumped into the slab, raising it up to level and then Joint Seal was applied to fill all the voids.