Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Basement Systems fixed this sinking patio step in Flemington, New Jersey with PolyLevel. The crew injected PolyLevel underneath the step in the void. Once PolyLevel expanded, it lifted the step back up. Now the stair is much more even and safer to walk on. PolyLevel fixes trip hazards caused by sinking concrete in a matter of minutes.

A homeowner living in Flemington had concrete slabs on their patio that had sunk about three inches.  Looking online for a solution, the homeowner found and contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, examined the homeowner's patio and suggested PolyLevel. PolyLevel is both lightweight and won't result in mismatched concrete colors making it the perfect solution for patios. The Project Manager and his crew injected PolyLevel into the concrete slabs, evening it out the homeowner's patio.

With the concrete slabs raised, the homeowner could enjoy their patio.

A homeowner in Flemington, New Jersey had sinking concrete about 2 inches on the sidewalk in front of their home and contacted Quality 1st for a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist inspected the sidewalk and recommended that PolyLevel be installed to raise the concrete.

PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into the concrete through penny-size holes. The foam begins expanding within minutes and starts to raise the concrete. PolyLevel is a fast and permanent solution for sinking and settling concrete slabs.  

This homeowner was experiencing uneven concrete around their pool area. One of our concrete repair specialists inspected the damage and determined that PolyLevel would be the perfect solution. Our team arrived on site and injected the polyurethane foam beneath the slabs to lift them and then sealed the joints with NexusPro to prevent future slab settlement. 

A homeowner in Flemington, NJ wanted to find a permanent solution to the sunken concrete in the driveway of the home. Senior Foreman Victor Leon and his crew went out to solve the issue. Quality1st Basement Systems has a concrete lifting & leveling service division that uses a polyurethane foam to lift concrete back to its original level. After the foam is pumped underneath the concrete, it hardens. In less than 15 minutes, the driveway was able to be driven on again.