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Owners at The Club at East Brunswick, New Jersey noticed that some of their concrete sidewalks and walkways were sinking, which were causing tripping hazards. Quality 1st was contacted to get the job done.
Our team used PolyLevel to raise the concrete back to its original position. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into the concrete. Within 30 minutes the foam begins to expand and lift the slab. These sidewalks are lifted and there are no more tripping hazards in this neighborhood.
A homeowner in East Brunswick, New Jersey noticed that the concrete sidewalk around their pool had sunk about 2 inches. Quality 1st went to inspect the area and suggested PolyLevel be used to raise the concrete. Small penny-size holes were drilled into the concrete and the polyurethane foam was injected. Within 30 minutes, the foam begins to expand and start to rise the concrete back to its original position. With the concrete raised, the homeowners can now enjoy their pool.
A homeowner noticed that the concrete sidewalks in front of their home were sinking and settling- causing trip hazards for their friends and neighbors. Jay, one of our Concrete Repair Specialists determined that the concrete could be lifted with PolyLevel. Our team led by Iian, went out and injected polyurethane foam and raised the concrete back to its original position. The sidewalk is now trip hazard free and the homeowner no longer has to worry about anyone falling and getting hurt.
This pool deck in East Brunswick, NJ had about 100 square feet that needed to be lifted and leveled. The concrete slab was uneven right by the pool steps, making that area hazardous for tripping. Quality 1st Basements injected PolyLevel foam underneath the sinking pool deck. Each slab was not only raised back to level but permanently stabilized.
Washout of soil beneath concrete sidewalk slabs can create an uneven pathway with potential trip hazards. Quality 1st Basement System's Concrete Specialist, Jeff Pitek, visited this customer and prepared them for repairs with PolyLevel foam injections. Foreman Nick Boldman and his crew drilled dime-sized holes in the concrete, injected the PolyLevel, lifting and leveling the concrete slabs, eliminating trip hazards.