Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Monroe Township noticed the steps to the main entry way were sinking. After booking a Free estimate with our appointment center, System Design Specialist Andy Gagliardi went out to the home and inspect the unleveled area. Andy did notice the sinking concrete steps from a distance, he explained that over time the soil beneath becomes too wet or dry causing settlement.

Foreman Victor Leon and his team went out to lift and level the concrete steps. The team first drilled small holes into the slab to pump in a Polyurethane foam that allows the concrete to be lifted and leveled back into its original state. In less than 15 minutes the steps were ready to be walked on again.

This homeowner in Monroe Township, New Jersey was experiencing serious settlement with their concrete patio area and decided to have Quality 1st Basement Systems out to perform an inspection and recommend a permanent solution. Concrete Repair Specialist, Joe D. recommended PolyLevel Injections to raise the sinking concrete back towards its original position. PolyLevel is a light weight, waterproof, polyurethane foam that fills the void between soil and slab, lifting and stabilizing it.  

A Jamesburg, NJ homeowner was interested in repairing their sinking concrete steps, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. We used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the concrete. The homeowner was very pleased with the final results!

System Design Specialist: Joe D.

Foreman: Ash G.

Some slabs outside this East Brunswick, NJ home were sinking so the homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems for help. The crew injected PolyLevel underneath the slab and lifted it. This powerful polymer will keep the slab level and safe.

Quality 1st Basement Systems fixed this uneven concrete by injecting PolyLevel underneath the sinking slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, expandable foam that fills voids underneath sinking concrete. By filling up the void, it lifts the concrete up to a safe, level position. This East Brunswick, NJ sidewalk is now even and safe.