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Concrete Lifting and Leveling Photo Album: Concrete Patio Repair in North Brunswick, NJ

Like many homes, this North Brunswick, NJ home features a concrete front patio at their main entrance. Concrete can't always keep up with its original quality or placement when faced with the unpredictability of weather that can erode away the soil beneath it. In an area that is supposed to welcome guests and be a place to entertain, the last thig a homeowner wants to worry about is an uneven and cracking surface on their front porch. That's why this homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st to help solve this issue. Our crew was able to use our PolyLevel Foam Injection to raise the sinking slabs on and around their front entrance. With our careful and effective process, the concrete slabs were lifted and leveled for a safer and more appealing finish to the front porch. We used our NexusPro Sealant in between the porch's surface and the base of the house wall to seal off the once-present cracks. Check out how our talented crew was able to transform this porch back to what it should have been!

Sunken Front Porch Slabs

It is clear that there has been obvious sinking of the front concrete slabs on this home. At the main entrance, this kind of drastic difference in level can be a big safety hazard for those coming in and out of the home.

Concrete

Soil is unpredictable in its composition and stability which puts any heavy surface resting on top of it at risk of shifting with time. The erosion beneath these concrete slabs was so bad, eventually the bottom of the bordering concrete slab became exposed from the instability.

Cracks Along Foundation

The sinking of these concrete slabs exposed the home's foundation through the front exterior wall. Not only is this an unpleasant look for the front of the home, it gives the home a weak point for water to leak in through.

NexusPro Sealant

Our crew sealed spaces along the front steps where it was separated from the concrete base. It makes for a clean finish along the path to the home's front entrance.