Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

This homeowner from Westhampton, NJ noticed several slabs of concrete in their driveway and walkway were sinking, causing tripping hazards. They called Quality 1st Basements for a free quote. The team assessed each slab and injected PolyLevel foam to raise the sinking slabs, eliminating the tripping hazards. Finally, the cracks were sealed with NexusPro to protect the concrete from water and UV rays. The finally result looks polished and keeps the homeowner and their family safe. 

Recently, a homeowner in Mount Holly, NJ began noticing that their concrete entryway sidewalk was becoming uneven and disheveled. The issue was traced to concrete settlement caused by soil displacement and prolonged exposure to moisture, which created sunken areas and a deteriorated surface. Concerned about safety hazards and the impact on their home’s curb appeal, the homeowner turned to our team for a lasting and effective solution.

After assessing the situation, we developed a customized repair plan using PolyLevel Foam Injections, a high-strength polyurethane foam designed to lift and stabilize settled concrete. By carefully injecting the foam beneath the sidewalk, we were able to fill voids in the soil and gently raise the concrete back to its original level. The result was a smooth, secure, and fully restored walkway, giving the homeowner a renewed sense of pride and confidence in the appearance and safety of their home!

The unmistakable signs of a sinking front sidewalk had created both a functional and aesthetic headache for a homeowner in Mount Holly, NJ. Beyond the obvious concerns regarding diminished curb appeal, the uneven concrete slabs presented a clear and growing danger, creating multiple potential tripping hazards for residents and guests. Recognizing that these problems stem from issues beneath the surface, namely soil compression and washout, the homeowner sought the expertise of Quality 1st for a permanent remedy.

Upon arrival, our skilled team conducted a precise evaluation to map the exact extent and severity of the concrete settlement, which allowed us to devise a customized, highly effective repair approach utilizing our advanced concrete stabilization products.

The core of the solution was the injection of our ultra-stabilized PolyLevel Foam Injections. This state-of-the-art process involves injecting structural, high-density polyurethane foam beneath the settled slabs through small, dime-sized access points. As the foam expands, it fills the existing voids and gently, yet powerfully, lifts the concrete sections back to a safe, level elevation. Once the sidewalk was fully stabilized and leveled, our team applied the UV-resistant NexusPro Joint Sealant to all surrounding cracks and joints. This flexible, durable sealant prevents water from penetrating beneath the slab, which stops future soil erosion and settlement while providing a clean, finished appearance. 

Before closing their pool for the winter, a Branchburg, NJ homeowner was planning to repair their pool patio. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to schedule an appointment for an estimate. We arrived at the home and provided a thorough inspection of the pool patio. After, we presented our findings to the homeowner along with a quote. A week later, our crew arrived at the home and repaired the pool patio using the Polylevel Injection. Polylevel is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes fifteen minutes to recover, making it a durable concrete repair solution. After the repair process was complete, our crew did a final clean-up before completing the job. The pool patio looked as good as new and ready for next summer. The homeowner's peace of mind was restored. 

Our Concrete Repair Team run by PolyLevel Foreman, Ash G., was able to lift and leveling sinking slabs near this pool area. The Swim and Sport Club was concerned the trip hazards that had formed from the settlement would cause an accident if someone were to fall. 

Ash and his crew, drilled small penny-size holes into each slab. Using special equipment, polyurethane foam known as PolyLevel is injected beneath the slab, raising it back towards desired level. The small holes are then covered with cement and within 15 minutes the slabs could be walked on or driven over! This installation is quick and easy causing no disruption to the surrounding areas. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally friendly making it a perfect solution for this area!