Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A Hillsborough, NJ homeowner was interested in repairing their concrete patio, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. As a solution, we used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the concrete. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other concrete issues around their home. 

Don't ignore sinking concrete! In Hillsborough, NJ, we used our PolyLevel to raise this existing concrete walkway back to its original level. By injecting small penny-size holes into each sinking slab, our Concrete Repair team was able to inject the environmentally friendly foam underneath to fill the voids, lift the slabs and permanently stabilize each section to prevent future movement. 

A homeowner in Hillsborough noticed that his concrete driveway had sunk over time. The sinking concrete caused a large gap between the garage and driveway making it difficult for the homeowner's vehicles to enter the garage safely. Quality 1st Basement Systems repaired the driveway using the PolyLEVEL system which quickly and economically raised the concrete restoring this driveway!

The owner of this church in Hillsborough, NJ reached out to us when they needed a solution to the sinking concrete slabs around the property. Our System Technician Randy was happy to meet with them and inspect the issue. After assessing the sinking of the concrete slabs, our crew was able to follow through with their installation to level out the pathways that the church's parishioners use so often. Our Foreman JD headed the installation of our PolyLevel Injection Foam to raise the sinking slabs and prevent any further erosion underneath the concrete. To complete the repair, our NexusPro Joint Sealant was used in the cracks and crevices of the concrete slabs for a sleek and sealed finish. The property owner was very happy with the results!

Check out this amazing before and after of this Patio! Before PolyLevel, this slab was settling about 1.5 inches. After our team injected PolyLevel beneath the slab, it was raised back to level and is now permanently stabilized.