Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos
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Sidewalk Repair in Robbinsville, NJ
This home in Robbinsville, NJ had a sinking sidewalk, so the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist, Alvin R., inspected the sidewalk and measured how far the concrete had sunk. Since the concrete sunk 3/4 of an inch, Alvin recommended the Polylevel Injection as the best concrete repair method. Polylevel is a durable and long-lasting method for concrete repair. It's waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes fifteen minutes to recover. After the poly level installation was complete, the sidewalk was repaired. The homeowner was happy with the results!
Sunken Concrete at Gwynedd Train Station
SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) had settlement issues on two rail lines at a road crossing in Ambler, Pennsylvania. Quality 1st was able to lift the sunken slabs using the PolyLEVEL System. PolyLEVEL is a two-part urethane that, when combined, expands into a waterproof, rigid foam that is used to fill voids, stabilize slabs, and lift concrete. This before and after photo shows the sunken slabs before the PolyLEVEL System was used.
Sunken and Settled Concrete at Gwynedd Train Station
Lifting sunken concrete at the train tracks in Ambler, Pennsylvania with the PolyLEVEL Polyurethane Injection System.
Back Patio Leveled in Highlands, NJ
Check out this amazing before and after! Our PolyLevel Foreman, Richard, injected PolyLevel foam underneath the sinking slab, raising it back to level. PolyLevel is environementally friendly and waterproof!
Concrete Steps and Walkway Repair in Washington Crossing, PA
A Washington Crossing, PA homeowner was interested in repairing their settling concrete steps and walkway. Quality 1st Basement Systems used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the sinking slabs. After a final cleanup, the steps and walkway were fully repaired, and the homeowner's peace of mind was restored! All trip hazards were removed and now the homeowner can safely use their front door steps.
