Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Neptune, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was becoming unlevel and dangerous. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution, and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, was able to provide an inspection. Joe suggested they use polyurethane foam to bring the concrete towards a level position. Our foreman used PolyLevel Injections by drilling tiny holes into the slab. Then, they injected the foam into the voids underneath to bring the slab to a level position. Now, the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping hazards!

This homeowner in Neptune, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was unlevel and becoming a trip hazard. If this goes without repair, someone could get seriously injured. Our System Design Specialist, Alvin Reed, provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to bring the concrete to a level position. Our foreman, Ramon Romero, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected underneath the slab. Within 20 minutes, the concrete was brought to a lifted position and it was safe to walk on. 

Keeping sidewalks level is a big safety concern. Quality 1st Basement Systems lifted this uneven concrete with PolyLevel. Now this Sayreville, NJ condo is safer and free of hazards.

Due to the compaction of soils beneath this sidewalk, the concrete began to sink and settle. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st to fix the trip hazard that was created by the sinking concrete. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy G. informed the homeowner that PolyLevel would be the perfect solution to their problem. Our PolyLevel Team led by Iian, went out to the home on the day of the installation. First, they drilled small holes into the concrete. Next, they injected the polyurethane foam through the holes to lift and level the concrete. Once the concrete was level, Iian and his team sealed the joints with NexusPro. 

The concrete that was supporting the pavers around this pool was beginning to sink and settle- causing the pavers to become uneven. Since the surface beneath the pavers was concrete, our team was able to temporarily remove the pavers and inject PolyLevel beneath the concrete. Following the PolyLevel installation, the joints were sealed to prevent water from eroding the soil beneath the concrete. The pool area is much safer now with the even pavers.