Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner living in Hopewell, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basements when they started to see their pool slabs sinking. The slabs had sunk around 3 inches, making the pool area extremely uneven. Quality 1st injected PolyLevel underneath the sinking slabs, raising them back to level. The pool area was now stabilized and the homeowner could now close their pool for the winter. 

A homeowner living in Hopewell, NJ had noticed that the concrete slabs surrounding their pools had settled about two inches. Looking for someone to help solve their problem, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements. System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, examined the concrete slabs and proposed PolyLevel to fix the homeowner's problem. Project Manager, Sha Con Kasey, and his crew injected PolyLevel into the concrete slabs, leveling each one. The homeowner was amazed with the installation process and always recommends Quality 1st Basements! 

A homeowner in Hopewell, New Jersey had 1-3 inches of sinking concrete around their pool and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our team used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam that was injected into the concrete through small holes, to help lift it back to its original position. PolyLevel begins working within minutes and is a permanent solution for sinking and settling concrete. The homeowners do not have to worry about trip hazards around their pool this season!       

The concrete in the garage of a  Hackettstown, NJ home was settling impacting the homeowners peace of mind that there could be further settlement. Our PolyLevel team was able to raise the two collapsing slabs back to their original poistion by injecting PolyLevel Foam underneath the slabs. 

A homeowner in Morris county had a slab that was broken and was settling around the pool by 2-3 inches. This was causing a tripping hazard for the kids that were running around the pool during family gatherings. Quality 1st Basements came out to address the issue and lifted and leveled the concrete with a polyurethane foam called polylevel.

Polylevel is pumped into the ground and raises the concrete effortlessly to the original level. The homeowner was pleased to know that the concrete slabs were safe to walk on.