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This homeowner in Blairstown, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can happen from soil erosion underneath the slab. When water runs down through the cracks and joints in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. We sent our System Design Specialist, Jeffrey P. to provide an inspection, and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. We used our PolyLevel Injections by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position. When the job was done, the concrete was raised and level. The homeowner was satisfied with the results and they didn't have to worry about tripping hazards!
Concrete slabs sink and settle when the soil beneath it can no loner support the weight. Our concrete lifting and leveling solution known as PolyLevel, provides the concrete with the additional support it needs to prevent future settlement.
Above, you can see we injected the polyurethane foam underneath the slab, raising back to level.
Quality 1st Basement Systems was hired to repair this sinking concrete sidewalk in Lambertville, NJ. We used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the concrete. Fifteen minutes after installation, the concrete was completely leveled and stabilized.
In Lambertville, NJ, we used PolyLevel to raise this sinking concrete walkway. The homeowner's peace of mind was restored, and they were able to walk on it safely without worrying about tripping hazards! PolyLevel is an environmentally friendly Polyurethane foam that removes the voids between the concrete slab and soil.
Check out this concrete patio transformation in Lambertville, NJ! To completely eliminate tripping hazards around the walkway, we used our PolyLevel Injections, which raise and level the concrete.
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