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A homeowner from Woolwich Township, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basements after noticing their front porch had settled a few inches. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy, recommended PolyLevel would raise the porch back towards its original position all while permanently stabilizing it to prevent future sinking and settling.
Check out this concrete step settlement in Woodstown, New Jersey our team raised. This homeowner noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and settling. This small trip hazard could cause a serious accident and therefore needed to be removed. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our Concrete Repair Specialist, Chris Bowe, provided an inspection and suggested a polyurethane foam to lift the concrete. Our foreman used the PolyLevel Injection System to remove the trip hazard, raise the slab back towards its original level and stabilize the area.
A North Whales, PA homeowner needed to repair their sinking concrete walkway, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. We used our Concrete Raising System, Polylevel to lift and level the sinking concrete. The homeowner was very happy with the final results and how clean the installation process was. In just 15 minutes of completion, this homeowner was able to use their front walkway again.
A homeowner in North Wales, PA called Quality 1st Basement Systems to repair their sinking concrete. The entire area was sinking and settling due to the lack of support from the soil underneath the slabs. over time, soil becomes too wet, too dry, or poorly compacted and becomes weak causing movement and settlement to the concrete above. As a solution, we used PolyLevel which will bring the concrete to a raised and level position, and eliminate tripping hazards. Check out the difference!
A North Whales, PA homeowner was ready to address their concrete patio and walkway since both areas had settled causing trip hazards. They decided to have Quality 1st Basement Systems out to inspect both areas and see if PolyLevel would be the perfect solution. Polylevel is a polyurethane foam that fills the voids between the soil and concrete slab. Over time, soil becomes weak if too wet or too dry causing movement. The settlement occurs and then trip hazards form! Our team used PolyLevel to lift, level and stabilize both areas to ensure no future settlement occurs.